Dr Pierre Bouhanna

Dear Doctor, Dear Laboratory Team, I wish to confirm my satisfaction following my consultation. The doctor seemed to me to be friendly, attentive, and competent. Since you requested my feedback, I would nevertheless like to share a slight apprehension regarding the surgical procedure. My concern stems primarily from the fact that, even though the procedure is being performed by a recognized and experienced physician, a significant portion of it could be entrusted to younger and necessarily less experienced staff. My fear is therefore that I might choose a particular expertise and reputation, while feeling that certain important steps are subsequently largely delegated. I would like to be reassured about the doctor's personal involvement during the procedure, as well as the level of experience of those assisting him. Aside from this point, I confirm my very positive impression of the doctor, both personally and professionally. Thank you for your time and feedback. Sincerely, William Tamaloust

Final review 10 months post-transplant: a huge thank you to Dr. Pierre Bouhanna two months before our final check-up appointment! His work on my hair is simply phenomenal because I can consider that there is no longer any sign of baldness, considering my age. The implantation is so well done that even a dermatologist couldn't see anything when examining my hair—true artistry. Furthermore, the donor scar is so fine it's barely perceptible, even on very short hair. Finally, the doctor prioritized quality over quantity, so my donor area remains very full for the future. I'm told it's an ideal transplant! Thank you, thank you, and thank you! Edit: Two months later, I had my one-year check-up with Dr. Bouhanna, and the result is perfect. With just one expertly performed procedure, the baldness is completely gone. I'm still being monitored by the clinic in case the hair loss recurs in the coming years. But the doctor was careful to keep an excellent donor area available. That's the whole point of a good transplant: not to use everything at once for an unnecessary, dramatic effect, but to intelligently preserve the available hair supply. Thanks again!