Hair Transplant Institute Miami

Meet the Team: Hair Transplant of Miami is led by surgeons Bernard Nusbaum, M.D. and Dr. Paul Rose, M.D. Together, Doctors Nusbaum and Rose carry 25 years of hair transplant and restoration experience that lays a rich foundation for exceptional patient results.

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I Want Hair, but Not a Scar

http://www.miamihair.com/blog/hair-transplant/do-hair-transplants-leave-scars/ For decades, hair transplants have gotten a "bad name" because of outdated surgical techniques and resulting scars. Today's hair transplant procedures are very different. Indeed, hair loss sufferers no longer have to worry about hair transplant scars in 2016. In addition to new surgical technologies, like the revolutionary new ARTAS robot, surgeons have developed new techniques that mask donor scars. At the Hair Transplant Institute of Miami, Dr. Paul Rose has developed a unique Ledge closure technique to accomplish just that-- carefully redirecting hair to it grows through and around linear scars. Learn more about the technologies and techniques available to mask the signs of hair transplant scars.

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Best Superfoods for Healthier Hair

http://www.miamihair.com/blog/hair-loss/20-superfoods-for-stronger-hair/ Eggs, salmon, kale— what are your favorite superfoods? If you struggle with thinning or shedding hair, we have big news for you. Superfoods are rich in the vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients hair needs to grow. Best of all, these foods make delicious additions to your favorite meals. Incorporate these superfoods into your breakfast, lunch, or dinner for a flavorful delight that treats both your palate and your scalp!

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What is Scalp Irritation?

http://www.miamihair.com/blog/hair-loss/scalp-folliculitis-and-hair-loss/ Scalp irritation can be the result of many different factors. They include yeast, fungus, bacteria, and even the friction caused by excessive rubbing of clothing on the skin. Both men and women can be affected by this condition. In either case, affected scalp irritation can eventually cause hair follicles to stop producing hair. This leads to receding, thinning, and sometimes even balding across the areas of the scalp that are affected. Fortunately, scalp irritation is a common condition that hair loss experts know how to treat. Visit this article on the Miami Hair Blog to learn more about diagnosis and treatment options.

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Warning: Scalp Irritation May Cause Hair Loss

http://www.miamihair.com/blog/hair-loss/scalp-folliculitis-and-hair-loss/ Almost everyone has experienced a certain degree of skin irritation. Maybe you’re a baseball player who experiences intense itching after 9 innings of wearing a sweaty baseball cap. Or, perhaps you hurriedly shaved and almost immediately noticed agitation along the skin in the form of razor bumps. These are both common examples that both men and women can relate to. But what happens what skin irritation occurs on the scalp? Termed scalp folliculitis, this condition can actually get so severe that it impedes hair growth. Hair loss can result, which will persist until the symptoms of folliculitis are treated and hair is encouraged to grow with a specific topical foam, prescription pill, or laser therapy restoration program. Click on this article to learn more.

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There was a time when Miami was known for being a vacation oasis for seniors enjoying their Golden Years in the sun. Much has changed over the years, and Miami has blossomed into a city that is now known as a hub for international trade, venture capital investment, and cutting edge medical research and development. At the Hair Transplant Institute of Miami, we are committed to staying in sync with the fast paced medical and technology sector both in Miami and abroad. We offer only the safest and most advanced hair loss treatment products to our patients. This month, we are pleased to highlight the Capillus272 laser therapy cap, a non-invasive product that has been cleared by the FDA for the treatment of androgenic alopecia.

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Searching for hair loss advice? Stop by the Miami Hair Blog, where today’s most popular hair loss and hair restoration topics are shared with expert insight and analysis. Men and women will both find content that relates to pattern baldness, hair loss, surgical restoration, and even non-surgical methods of creating a new and natural head of thick hair.

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Most men and women are confused when it comes to hair loss. What causes it, and what’s the best way to treat it? There’s a serious demand for answers, as demonstrated by the explosive growth of the hair care and hair loss prevention market. Supplements, shampoos, and laser combs all promise to keep your hair looking beautiful. But how can you separate the fact from fiction? In this article, acclaimed hair loss surgeons discuss hair loss challenges in simple and easy to understand terms. Visit this article to learn why your hair might be falling out, and educate yourself on the best way to go about reversing the loss before widespread pattern baldness sets in.

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This year, researchers have released a number of fascinating studies on the nature of hair loss. In search of a potential hair loss cure, many research institutions have dedicated many hours to studying what make hair grow again naturally. In this study, a team finds that a natural resin-like substance in beehives might do just that. Visit the Miami Hair Blog for a full recap of this new study.

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This year, there were no shortage of hair loss headlines to read. From groundbreaking research results to new products for growing hair naturally, the Internet seemed always capable of dishing out some positive news for anyone who suffers with a receding hairline. Cut through the clutter with this “year in review” list on the Miami Hair Blog. As a top rated and world renowned hair loss clinic, the blog has a reputation for providing accurate information and expert insight on hair loss topics. Browse these studies and product reviews to learn more about the progress made in hair loss treatment during 2014.

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The hair loss community was abuzz last week as news of a recent discovery began to circulate outward from the University of Calgary. Dr. Biernaskie, a Calgary professor, announced early last week that his research team discovered cells with stem-cell-like qualities that reside in the dermal sheath. That’s a big deal, because the self-renewing cells displayed an ability to spur new cellular growth within the hair follicles themselves. With that new cellular growth comes new cells for the derma papilla, or DP. The DP is known to be the core of the hair follicle, containing clusters of cells responsible for regulating a normal and healthy hair growth cycle. Armed with this discovery, Dr. Biernaskie believes it is possible to some day locate and enable individual hair follicles with specially formulated drugs. This could help hair loss physicians restore patients’ hairlines not by transplant, but instead by re-growing the follicles that failed in the first place.

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Does anyone have suggestions how to make your hair grow/stop falling out as a result of medications? Because I still have to take the meds but this is getting really distressing tbh

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There are a few different things you can do. First, check with your primary care physician to see if alternative medications are available that have a lower likelihood of hair loss as a side effect. Also, take a moment to review your lifestyle to ensure there aren't other contributing factors. Below are some resources that might help! Can Prescription Medications Cause Hair Loss?

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Capillus: Low Level Laser Therapy for Hair

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If you’ve researched robotic FUE technologies, you might have been surprised to learn that these new “hair transplant robots” can take critical surgical measurements with micron level precision. To put that into perspective, consider a single strand of hair might be 40 or more microns across. Extremely precise measurements are not the only benefit of this technology, however. Hair transplant robots like the ARTAS System by Restoration Robotics can help surgeons perform transplant procedures at several times the rate of performing a typical procedure entirely by hand. Learn more about this incredibly hair restoration technology, and read what surgeons at the Hair Transplant Institute of Miami have to say about the future of FUE robots.

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Studies show that both hair and nails benefit from some of the same essential vitamins and minerals. This is great news for anyone looking to improve strength and appearance of both hair and nails, as small changes in diet can have a significantly positive impact on each. In this article, Dr. Joshua Zeichner, director of cosmetic and clinical research at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, shares a half dozen nutrients that are known to improve the look, feel, and strength of hair and nails.

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From skin pigmentation (tattoos) to laser caps and brushes, it seems there are a variety of ways men and women can choose to treat baldness. Hair grafts are one such option, representing a surgical treatment that has the potential to naturally and permanently restore thinning, receding, or balding areas. There are different techniques involved, each of which produces a unique end result. Learn more about hair grafts in this guide, and decide for yourself: Which hair graft procedure would you choose?

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Medical professionals have long wondered why some men go bald while others do not. Although more research is needed, professionals do understand key factors that help to explain why baldness occurs, and how it progresses. Genetics, hormonal changes, and stress are just a few examples of the things that most commonly cause hair follicles to lose the ability to support healthy hair growth. Once growth stops, baldness progresses in a somewhat predictable pattern. For men, this pattern is described in a chart called the Norwood Classification. The chart maps baldness from the early stages to the late ones, giving hair loss doctors the ability to help men understand the nature of their condition. To learn more about baldness and the Norwood Classification, visit this article on the Miami Hair Blog.

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Are you worried about alopecia, or hair loss? Predicting baldness can be difficult. With all the misinformation surrounding alopecia, hair loss, and balding, it’s no wonder men and women are so concerned with preserving their precious locks. In reality, androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness) can affect both men and women for a variety of different reasons. In some individuals, the largest contributing factor are genetics. In others, androgenetic alopecia might be brought on by hormonal changes that make DHT more prevalent throughout the scalp. No matter what the cause, one thing is certain: Baldness must be detected early in order to be treated effectively. Visit this article to learn more.

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Why seek out a hair loss treatment center? After all, we live in a digital age where an immense amount of information is available with just a few clicks of a mouse. Yet, despite such rapid access to immense amounts of information, men and women still benefit from visiting a hair loss center to speak with a professional about their condition. Moreover, hair loss forums and “automated” social media accounts are coming under increased scrutiny for providing inaccurate information to men and women searching for information on pattern baldness, laser hair restoration, and hair transplant surgery. If you find yourself fed up with misinformation online, consider locating a hair loss center near you for a face-to-face consultation with a professional.