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• Hair Transplants -The Bald Truth On ABC News

  In Hair Loss, Hair Transplant / By The Bald Truth / 2 January 2010

  ABC news medical unit correspondent Cari Nierenberg reports:

  “If you’re a man who is losing his hair, you have plenty of company. Two-thirds of men in the United States will have some degree of appreciable hair loss by age 35, according to the American Hair Loss Association. And roughly 85 percent of U.S. men have significantly thinning hair by age 50.”

  ABC news gets the “The Bald Truth” from The American Hair Loss Association and IAHRS accepted hair transplant surgeon, Robert Bernstein., MD. In this clip, Dr. Bernstein discusses today’s state of the art hair transplant techniques. Watch as Dr. Bernstein and his staff walk viewers through a cutting edge hair transplant procedure.

   

• The Bald Truth Ranks #1 On the Web’s Most Popular Live Social Network

  In Hair Loss / By The Bald Truth / 28 December 2009

  Social networking sites like Facebook, Myspace, Stickam and Ning, have evolved into powerful hubs for people of all ages to share news, views and information, but it’s the explosion of quality online video that has become the driving force behind the exponential growth of these sites in the past two years.

  According to Nielson.com, time spent viewing online video on social networking sites was up 98% in 2009.  When asked about the recent stats, Nelison’s VP of Media Analytics, Jon Gibs said, “During the past year, online video viewing has become central to the Web experience. In conjunction with this increase, we are seeing remarkable growth in video viewing on social networking sites.” Read more ›

   

• No Tax For Hair Transplants – TanTax In, Botax Out

  In Articles, Hair Transplant, News / By The Bald Truth / 24 December 2009

  As the senate passed the landmark health care bill today, Botox maker Allergan and thousands of hair transplant and general cosmetic surgeons breathed a sigh of relief knowing that legislators have opted to replace the proposed “Botax” with a more palatable 10% tax on indoor tanning services.

  While “vanity” seemed to be an easy target as lawmakers scrambled for cash for the nearly $1 trillion dollar plan to expand health care, they probably weren’t prepared for the fierce public opposition launched by pharmaceutical giant Allergan.

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