Does it matter where I get my hair transplant done?

If a second procedure is needed, we typically recommend waiting 6 to 12 months between sessions. This allows your scalp to fully heal and the transplanted hair to grow in enough for us to evaluate your results and plan for optimal density.

No. Hair transplants must be done using your own hair. Your body would reject someone else's follicles just like it would reject a mismatched organ. All successful hair restoration procedures use your own DHT-resistant donor hair for permanent, natural results.

No problem — many of our patients travel from out of town for their procedure. We offer virtual consultations and work closely with you to coordinate travel, lodging and recovery. We also offer exclusive travel deals to help make the process even more convenient.

Yes, our team had the privilege of working with both Brian Urlacher and Deion Sanders on their hair restoration journeys.

While it is technically possible to transplant body hair using FUE, RESTORE does not perform body-to-scalp hair transplants. Body hair, especially leg hair, differs significantly from scalp hair in texture, thickness, and growth cycle, often leading to less predictable results. RESTORE focuses exclusively on using donor hair from the scalp, which provides the best match for natural-looking and long-lasting outcomes.

• Biotin (Vitamin B7) — supports keratin production.
• Vitamin D — deficiency has been linked to hair thinning.
• Iron — a common cause of hair loss when deficient.
• Zinc — helps with hair tissue growth and repair.
• Vitamin C — supports collagen production and iron absorption.
• Omega-3 Fatty Acids — support scalp hydration.
• Saw Palmetto — a natural DHT blocker (for men).
• B-Complex Vitamins — especially B12 and B6.

Always consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement regimen.