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• From Hair Cloning to Celebrity Hair Transplants – 17,810 View This Week’s TBT Drink and Chat

  In Articles, Hair Loss, Hair Transplant / By The Bald Truth / 27 August 2010

  Close to 18,000 viewers stopped by this week’s Tuesday Night Drink and Chat to watch and listen to Spencer Kobren, IAHRS accepted Member Dr. Glenn Charles and the TBT crew discussing everything from the dangers of online hair loss message forums to hair cloning.

  Andrew Zairian, host and Executive Producer of The Guys From Queens Network stopped by to join the fun and to ask some compelling questions about women’s hair loss and why celebrities like Jeremy Piven can’t seem to get a decent hair transplant.

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• Hair Transplant Marketing – “Selling the Sizzle”

  In Articles, Hair Transplant, Hair Transplant Surgeons / By The Bald Truth / 18 July 2010

  In the world of surgical hair restoration selling the sizzle without necessarily delivering the steak has been the cornerstone of success for many well established practices. While the field as a whole is evolving, and this includes the large chain clinics, we still receive countless complaints from extremely unhappy hair transplant patients who believe that they have been mislead by unethical salesman, and unskilled and untrained hair transplant surgeons.

  Listen to one caller’s experience in dealing with “the art of the sale” and how his choices would have been different if he was armed with the information he needed to make an educated decision.

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• Conversations With An Unsung Hero – TBT Listeners Give Thanks To “Joe From Staten Island.”

  In Hair Loss / By The Bald Truth / 10 June 2010

  “There are victories of the soul and spirit. Sometimes, even if you lose, you win.” – Elie Wiesel

  For more than a decade, countless men and women from around the world have tuned into The Bald Truth in search of help, hope and the strength they need to cope with the emotionally devastating disease of hair loss. Our goal has always been to empower hair loss sufferers with the information it takes to make smart decisions when choosing to treat their hair loss, as well as to provide those in need with a safe place to discuss the emotional aspects of this neglected epidemic.

  “There is life after hair loss,” has always been the underlying theme of our program, but for many of the thousands of walking wounded left behind to deal with both the physical and emotional scars of outdated or poorly executed hair transplant procedures, life after hair loss can be a living hell. Read more ›