What Makes Someone a Celebrity Hair Transplant Surgeon

The challenge of finding a celebrity hair transplant surgeon is an interesting one. What makes someone a celebrity doctor, anyway? Well, it depends on what you mean by celebrity. The hair transplant surgeon could be a surgeon to the stars and starlets, the ones on the red carpet. Or, the Doctor could be a celebrity in the field of hair transplant surgery, which is very different (and sometimes makes him or her even more qualified). But what makes someone a celebrity expert in their field is a good start to finding the best for your hair transplant procedure, but it usually doesn't stop there.

A celebrity hair transplant surgeon is a great start. If a celeb gets a hair transplant and opens up about it, and praises the surgeon who performed the procedure - this is all good. A celebrity or someone in the public eye who was unhappy with their procedure most likely would not open up about their experience if it was a negative one. So the fact that the surgeon is being publicly praised means they are most likely skilled in their field - and offers great and natural results for their patients. But sometimes just having someone who has done a hair transplant on Jude Law doesn't necessarily mean you don't ask all the important questions before going along with the procedure.

Technique is crucial in hair transplant surgery. And a celebrity hair transplant surgeon is not the only qualifying factor for innovative technique. During the consultation, for example, the patient deserves to know all the ins and outs of the procedure, the technique, the process and be able to provide them with realistic expectations of the results. A surgeon relying solely on their celebrity status is not qualifying enough and patients should be cautious of this, as with any doctor or surgeon. Determining if the clinic performs Follicular Unit Extraction, the results of previous patients and the skill of the technicians - these are all important questions to be asked and, hopefully, answered as well. Hair transplant surgery is a refined technique, after all. And should not be glorified or promoted in a way that deters from the serious implications if the hair transplant procedure were to go wrong.