Silicon Valley Hair Institute Announces Innovative Post on ARTAS® Hair Transplant for San Francisco Residents
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) September 23, 2017 -- Silicon Valley Hair Institute, the leading hair transplant center in the San Francisco Bay Area, is proud to announce a new blog post focused on the ARTAS® hair transplant system and the younger demographic. As many younger people suffer from hair loss, they understandably hope to turn to the latest, most technologically sophisticated methods of hair restoration.
“It can be emotionally difficult for young men and women who begin to suffer from hair loss,” explained Miguel Canales, surgeon and founder of Silicon Valley Hair Institute. “Early onset baldness can happen for several reasons, either genetic or due to an illness. Our new post illuminates the exciting ARTAS hair transplant system and its applicability to younger patients. ”
To learn more about ARTAS and its appropriateness for the younger demographic, visit http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/can-now-robot-perform-hair-transplant/. The posts highlight hair restoration treatments, including but not limited to the state-of-the-art ARTAS hair transplant technology. Those who would like to dive deeper into the technology, for example, are recommended to visit the page on FUE (Follicular Unit Extractions) at http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/fue-hair-transplant/.
THE ARTAS HAIR TRANSPLANT SYSTEM AND AGING YOUNG PEOPLE
Here is background on this innovative blog post. Part of the youth culture for Bay Area residents may be choosing a unique hairstyle or facial appearance. Current trends may include long, thick “man buns” and full beards to match. Young San Francisco women may have decided to try “mermaid hair,” a new, vibrant style including shades not found in the natural human spectrum of hair color. A new industry for facial hair care has risen alongside the popular trends. Special beard oils for males and unique, multicolored hair dye for both sexes can be found in Bay Area stores. A few young people may not be able to be a part of the hip new styles, however, as their hair may already be thinning. Accordingly, a young person appearing to look forty at the age of twenty-five may be searching for a hair transplant instead of hair dye. "Aging young people," while an oxymoron, can be a cultural concept in a place that worships a youthful, healthful exterior.
For this reason, Silicon Valley Hair Institute, headed by Miguel Canales, MD has announced a new blog post. Young San Francisco residents requiring hair transplant treatments may be concerned about the amount of time and effort it takes to undergo hair transplantation. The ARTAS hair transplant system may be the answer to a supportive hair restoration treatment allowing little downtime and minimal scarring. San Francisco hair transplant options may not only be for middle-aged locals suffering from typical hair loss but for the younger demographic as well. Young Bay Area residents appearing older than a chronological age may find a convenient trip from San Francisco to Foster City for the ARTAS hair transplant technology an effort that pays off.
ABOUT SILICON VALLEY HAIR INSTITUTE
Silicon Valley Hair Institute (http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/), under the leadership of top-rated California hair transplant surgeon Miguel Canales MD, is one of the best facilities offering San Francisco Bay Area hair transplants. Dr. Canales provides the full range of advanced hair transplant and hair restoration procedures for Bay Area residents, from San Francisco to San Jose and Foster City. Services include the ARTAS robotic hair transplant systems. If one needs a hair transplant specialist, look no further than this Bay Area hair transplant center. Dr. Canales also performs female hair transplants for women and eyebrow restoration, thus offering the best hair transplant and robotic hair replacement options. Call today to 650-551-1100 for a no-cost consultation, or for more information visit the website.
Media Relations, JM Internet Group, http://www.jm-seo.org/, +1 5108946169, [email protected]
Share this article