A Hair Transplant Is Important, so Don’t Go to Mexico or Turkey!
People are skimping on many things nowadays. There’s this little pest called “inflation”. But it’s one thing to trade down from “organic” milk to “generic milk”. It’s another to entrust your hair surgery to some less-than-best guy or gal. Or, worse still, head off in the direction of Mexico or Turkey for a hair transplant!
But some people do. They search online for “cheap hair transplants in the Bay Area” and find all these ads.
But hang on a moment! A hair transplant is a form of surgery! And it’s your body that is involved. Do you really want a cheap hair transplant in the Bay Area?
Put it another way: if you needed a heart transplant, would you look for a “cheap” heart transplant??
Quite.
Sure, there may be one or two good hair transplant surgeons in Mexico or Turkey. But how can you possibly know?
You Want Nothing Less Than the Best!
When you are in need of a hair transplant, you want nothing less than the best. In which case, you need to head to Silicon Valley Hair Institute in Foster City. Apart from anything else, it is convenient wherever you happen to live in the Bay Area. But most importantly, this is where you will find Dr. Miguel Canales who is regarded as one of the foremost experts in the world when it comes to hair transplant surgery.
He is a man of many years standing as a hair transplant surgeon, but he is also known for his pioneering work in the development of the ARTAS robotic hair transplant system. He was for ten years the Medical Director of Restoration Robotics, and he led the team which invented the robot. Indeed, his name is on no less than 11 patents in respect of the ARTAS robot.
Dr. Canales has also travelled the world training other hair transplant surgeons in the operation of the robot throughout the USA, Latin America, Asia, and Europe. In addition, he has spoken at many conferences worldwide.
Not only that, but there is really no such thing as a “cheap” hair transplant in the Bay Area – or anywhere else for that matter. It’s not going to be a question of $50 or $100, even if you do go to Turkey or Mexico. Certainly, costs in those countries are often lower than in the US, but the cost of a hair transplant is secondary.
The most important thing about a hair transplant is the expertise of the surgeon, and in this case, you could not ask for a better expert than Dr. Miguel Canales.
