The terminology used by the hair transplant industry can be extremely confusing for the layman. Terms such as FUE, ARTAS, and robotics are thrown about like confetti. What’s the difference between an FUE vs. ARTAS hair transplant anyway? (more…)
San Francisco is a notoriously expensive city in which to live. In fact, after Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Honolulu – in that order – San Francisco is the fourth most expensive place in the US. The median rent for a two bed apartment in the city is $4,050. (more…)
Many people want to know what a hair transplant cost is in the great cities of the Bay Area, namely San Jose or San Francisco, but unfortunately there is no quick answer. Well, there is, but you will hate us for it because it is “it depends…….!” (more…)
Let’s be quite open and frank: if you are looking for a hair transplant in San Jose or San Francisco, you will probably already have discovered that it is not going to be “cheap”. (more…)
March 1, 2018 - San Francisco, California. Silicon Valley Hair Institute, the San Francisco Bay Area leader in robotic hair transplantation using the ARTAS system, is excited to announce a new, informative blog post succinctly explaining the advantages of robotics. (more…)
Hair transplant costs can vary from one city to another. Some cities such as San Francisco are very pricey places and this is one reason why we are not based there. (more…)
In very many walks of life there are people who carry out a whole range of different services, while others specialize in just one area. It follows that in general you will get a better result if you use a specialist than a “jack of all trades”. (more…)
San Francisco, California - January 31, 2018. Silicon Valley Hair Institute, the San Francisco Bay Area's top-rated hair transplant center, is proud to announce a new blog post on the topic of reviews. Bay Area men and women searching for hair transplant reviews in San Francisco may not know how...
If you are considering a San Francisco robotic hair transplant your best bet is to get on the road down to Foster City. (more…)
San Francisco is in a way like New York. It could be said to be a nice place to visit, but you wouldn’t necessarily want to live there. It’s just too big, too busy, and too pricey for us. (more…)
