Making a Fair Comparison

A prospective patient told me they thought Dr. Bolton was priced too high.

I know that Dr. Bolton is more then competitive with other quality doctors and will get more substantial results with his technique.

Some things to consider when making your final decision.

Does your doctor specialize and only do hair restoration?

When you get a quote on price do you actually know how many hairs you get in total and how much tissue is being removed from the donor area?

Can the doctor guarantee you exclusive attention to you for the duration of your procedure. Meaning he is not seeing other patients or doing other procedures while you are having your procedure?

Do you know if the staff, who assists the doctor, is his permanent full-time staff and are they consistently working together? Most doctors who practice hair restoration have multiple procedures occurring simultaneously and have temporary staff employed to help them.

Make sure to ask to see the doctors one procedure only results. Many internet sites have multiple doctors contributing their work to the site and many not even work there any longer. Most before and after photos are not labeled as to how many procedures were done to get the final outcome. If it is not labeled as one procedure only, chances are that it is multiple procedures.

I can tell you if you are looking for a substantial result, and a quality experience, Dr. Bolton’s price is more than competitive with other quality doctors. The irony is that most people compare price by how many grafts they get without realizing a graft is a vague term. If there is a naturally occurring four hair graft wouldn’t be better if Dr. Bolton placed that behind the frontal hair line as opposed to another doctor who might take that same graft and subdivide the graft into two or four pieces? For someone who is not familiar with the intricacies of this procedure they would think they are getting more grafts without realizing that what actually occurred is that they didn’t get more hair they actually got smaller grafts with a higher damage rate(transection). The smaller the grafts are cut, the higher the damage rate and the less density you achieve.

Please let me know if you would like a list of references, complete with their photo?

I also recommend you go through our video testimonial section of our website and hear our patients talk about their one procedure results. We also have a video section on the incredible results of Dr. Bolton’s donor scar. See if you can find the scar. I bet you can’t. Hold other doctors to this high standard and your decision process will be much easier.

You can see my story at www.joshengoren.com

Thanks.


Josh
(954) 649 5079