My husband just got a procedure done here and I just want to mention how friendly and attentive the…read morestaff is. Absolutely top tier. Impressively knowledgeable and very thorough throughout the whole process starting from the consultation all the way to the completion of the procedure. I would definitely recommend their services.

I traveled all the way from California to get my procedure done here. I did numerous consultations…read morewith different clinics to weigh my options out. I ended up choosing Tried & True hair restoration. The staff is extremely knowledgeable, professional and kind. They explained the whole process with me thoroughly and answered all my questions and concerns. I am beyond grateful that I found them. I almost went to Turkey. I did the shave-less FUE option. I didn't have to shave my hair at all!! Cost was very reasonable and fair. They offered payment options but I ended up just paying in full. I highly recommend going to them if you are looking for a really good and experienced hair transplant clinic.

I went to Dr. Andersen for my 2nd procedure after my first procedure six years ago with another…read moredoctor provided lackluster results. My experience with Dr. Anderson was far superior, and I would describe it as first class from how they communicated to the day of operation. I traveled in from Chicago. The reason I chose Dr. Anderson is because he was communicative and actually willing to meet with me, which I found many top doctors were not accessible and I was forced to speak with only their salespeople. This customer care reflected in the procedure itself and how everything was handled.

I highly recommend Dr. Jeremy Wetzel for a hair transplant. His background in neurosurgery (trained…read moreat Emory University) gave me total confidence in his precision and skill.The Manual FUE procedure itself was much easier and less painful than I expected. Dr. Wetzel was incredibly careful and precise when extracting and placing the hair grafts.My recovery was very manageable. The dryness and itching lasted only about ten days. I am already seeing new hair growth and am so excited for the final results. Thank you, Dr. Wetzel, for making this a positive experience!

I have been dealing with hair thinning for a good while. I had stage 4 colorectal cancer and the…read morechemo was a life saver and hair killer. Nonetheless, I did a fair amount of research and landed on Advanced Hair in Atlanta. Dr. Art Katona was the Dr that did my procedure. I am exactly 1 month post op and so far so good. I am I am in the "ugly duckling" phase if you will and yes, it is not a good look. I will continue to monitor and review as time and conditions change... but as far as the Dr. excellent bed manner and very professional. I would do it all over again.

Just had my one year checkup and have been pleased with the results. First, the office is very…read morenicely decorated, convenient location, and the desk staff friendly. Depending on the graft number you could be there for a long time, but they did provide lunch which was nice. I didn't even have to go in for checkups. I just had to send photos from various angles and that was sufficient. From what I can tell, it appears all of my grafts remained intact. I would have no problem recommending this facility to those looking for hair transplant services. The pricing was on par or slightly better than other places I had a consult with and I feel like it was perhaps more personal than the vibe I got at other offices. Definitely do your research on techniques and pricing differences before making the big decision and putting that deposit down. All in all, I'm glad with my decision.

Michelle did an excellent job and even recommended a different type of extension and hair when I…read morecome back. I've always brought my own hair to have put in. She thinks a different type will be less damaging.

Mitchelle is the nicest person I've ever met. She's professional and gave me some suggestions for…read moregood hair resource. Even though I didn't buy the correct hair she wanted, she was very patient and split all the hair with me till 8pm. My hair was really short on both side but she made my hair looks very natural. I will definitely recommend my friend to do hair extensions with michelle as well.

I never write reviews but I am so pleased with AZ's work, I needed to be the voice for men battling…read morewith hair loss.  I struggled with self-esteem issues since my hair started thinning. My Barber and I have tried every shampoo as well as dyes and fiber (Toppik) to try covering my balding scalp. I was the guy that wanted to wear hats to every event if my hair was not freshly dyed, now I am the guy with a 25 yr old clean cut 24/7.  Scalp Micropigmentation is the best thing my barber has ever recommend.  AZ was very professional and she takes pride in her work. My new look is natural and almost non-detectable. AZ thanks for bringing me and my hairline back to life.  You are Awesome! ~Gavin

I love this place!! Modern and relaxing atmosphere... very Professional! Got my eyebrows…read moremicrobladed and I LOVE THE RESULTS! Being in a car accident and having a scar on my brows really made them look strange, but Az changed all of that! She did an awesome job at the Art of creating brows and adding definition to them so that they look so natural! I highly recommended this place!!

I've suffered with hair loss since my 20's, and it's a very personal and sensitive subject to me…read more My consultant's name was Nina, and she immediately made me feel at ease and is truly a bright ray of sunshine. She helped me understand why and how hair loss happens, explained my options and help me find the best solution for my lifestyle and budget. Dr. Tan was wonderful too! I almost talked myself out of this appointment and am so grateful I didn't. This experience gave me back my confidence and is changing my life!

I would never use this company again! I'm a healthcare professional myself and am extremely upset…read morewith my results that I've had to live with long since, had to have another hair restoration surgeon fix Bosley's screw up! Literally I knew I was in trouble when the doctor wasn't placing the hair grafts and it was being done by a new assistant who was being admonished by another assistant while working on me. One assistant was saying "No don't do it that way!" to her. Needless to say after a few months and my hair finally growing in on the "newbies side" resulted in a severe "cow lick" that has had to be repaired somewhat by another surgeon and is still not corrected. I would never use Bosely again or recommend them as far as having untrained assistants placing the hair grafts using the customer as a an experiment! I'm a healthcare provider and this was malpractice!

What started out as a good experience with this business has now turned into one that has left a…read morebad taste in my mouth! I had a follow up visit from the prior year after being diagnosed with alopecia and given products for my condition. The PA and I discussed refilling the prescription for the scalp serum Oxopidaxiaqup but I hadn't planned on purchasing it since I still had half a bottle at home. However, my intentions for this appointment was to purchase the growth serum since I was definitely out. Upon check out I told the front desk person Linda that I wanted the growth serum and thought that's what I paid for and was getting. I asked her to make sure "that's the growth serum right?" And she confirmed that it was. I did not check it there or once I got home because why would I if I asked you twice? However, I used the serum once before my vacation thinking that it was the growth serum. When I cam back from vacation and removed the sew in, I wanted to start back using what I thought was the growth serum, but when I really looked at the bottle, I said hmm this looks different. I then called and spoke with the person at the front Linda I think and explained the situation. She informed me that I was given the scalp serum and that they could not return the serum because of the time passed and because it was used. Ok got it but if you would have given me what I asked for then there would've been no need to return it. She then goes on about how the PA put in the order for me to fill the scalp serum which was irrelevant since I had no intentions of purchasing the scalp serum and was emphatically clear about purchasing the growth serum. I even offered to buy the growth serum and we could split the cost especially since it was Socah Center's fault for giving me what they wanted me to have instead of what I asked for. She would not budge so I ask to speak with Lisa and explained everything again. Lisa even said that the person at the front needs to be trained to verify what's being purchased. She said that she would speak with someone else and call me back the next day but didn't. A week passed so I called and ended up speaking with Walter Dennis. He listened and was on board with a resolution even saying that they would just send me the serum at no cost and he would call me the next day to confirm. Well the next day came and went and so has 4 weeks. Every time I call, I get routed to his voicemail. This is ridiculous and I'm very upset at how this company conducts it's business. Sometimes you do things out of good will because it's the right thing to do. But to not even follow up or even stick to your word is appalling and speaks volumes to your level of integrity! Yes, I can purchase the growth serum no problem, but it's the principle and the fact that the person at the front messed up at my expense.

I hate this dermatologist from the guy who answers the phone with no bedside manners and never…read moresounds happy to help, to the hard to get in contact with office or hard to get an appointment that is reasonable, I became a patient at this office to be treated for one issue since 2023 and here it is 2026 and they still have not done anything to help.

I read so many negative reviews on this thread. I think some people either have personal grudges…read morebecause they are either try(mg to compete with HRS, have genetic issues that lead to an unfavorable outcome, and/or just want to be negative and rain on someone's parade. HRS were very professional and caring. it's hard to believe the authenticity of many of these complaints. if HRS were scammers they would have been put out of business many moons ago. They have been around for years, that means they are doing something right. I would highly recommended them... I am in month 5...have 7 more months left to see the full results. NOTE: they are experienced in working with mixed race (combination) hair. I am Afro-pean mix, and they did a great job on my 2 type hair.

PART 1 I arrived…read moreafter taking the red-eye from LA. Went straight to the hotel provided by HRS. It took a bit to check in perhaps because I didn't mention the room was under (insert name). I rested for a bit and had a small breakfast from the place in the lobby. HRS said they would be calling between 9:00 AM - 9:15 AM to arrange for my pick up to bring me to their location. My procedure was set for 9:30 AM. I was not contacted so I sent them a text at 9:15 AM to let them know I was waiting at the hotel. They said to "hold on for a few minutes. I'll call you when I call the Uber". I told them my wife was there and she could drop me off and we'll head over if that's ok.. Response was "Ok, that'll work perfectly" I would expect a call during the time frame they provided as well as a driver waiting downstairs. This gave me pause, especially being an out of town client. When I arrived, I signed some Covid related screening paperwork and my temperature was taken. I was then directed to a consultation room. A few minutes later Marshall entered the room and we began to chat. We spoke of me being in from LA, that I had a few consultations there and how the pricing and graft recommendations were all over the map. He shared with me some of his daily routine for tending to his hair as well as a shampoo-in type of hair dye. He examined my hair and drew a marker hairline in the front as well as some other marker lines and numbers on my scalp. He went on to tell me about not going to low on the frontal line as it would not look natural. I asked about density and he told me based on the thickness of my hair, being relatively fine, not to expect a density result as if my hair was as it was in my twenties. He then gave me two small blue round pills which I believe was xanax or something similar, to relax me a bit for the procedure. I was given a menu to select what I wanted for lunch. We then went into the procedure room and Marshall had me place all of my belongings in a bag and then had me put a surgical gown on as well as cover my feet (socks on) with booties. I was introduced to Ed who was to be the technician doing the procedure, Another man came in who was an MD and asked me about any meds I was currently taking and if I was allergic to any medications as well as what my current weight and height were. He advised the tech what seemed to be appropriate levels of meds for the procedure. If I remember correctly I was given an injection in each arm? I was then given injections to numb my scalp for the donor area. The needles were the typical prick of a slight pinch. Not too bad. I was lying face down in a pillow while the tech began the follicle extractions. I believe I even fell asleep during the process from the meds and not sleeping on the red-eye. I didn't feel much pain at all,  I was then woken up and it was time for lunch. I'm pretty sure other techs came in and out of the room during the procedure. After I had my meal, it was now time to lie on my back for the implanting of the grafts. Ed first gave me some needles to numb the area and then began to make slanted incisions along my front hairline. It felt like an exacto knife piercing Styrofoam. He explained that they were done on an angle to help hold in the grafts stronger and also angle to match the angle of the hair. I fell back asleep and at one point was dreaming of rats in my face and I twitched to avoid them. Ed cautioned me to remain still. It was now close to 7 PM. Ed notified me his task was completed. He began to go through the post-op care and I said I would like to record his instructions on my phone so I wouldn't forget since I was still a bit medicated. He wasn't very receptive to that and just continued with his instruction. I could tell he was pretty wiped from the long procedure, however I would have expected him to be more accommodating since it was my first time undergoing such a procedure. I was then given a bag with some medical type hats and coverings for when I would rest my head to protect the pillow from blood, etc. There were bandages on the back of my head which wrapped around to the front. There was a small spray bottle of Saline solution, a small bottle of Johnsons baby shampoo, and also three bags with meds and instruction labels. 1) Ambien - 3 to help me sleep 2) prednisone (10mg) - 1 in morning and 1 at night for 3 days 3) Keflex (500mg) - 3x a day for x days. There was also two pages instructions for same day, next day, day 3,4,5 and day 6. My wife scooped me up and off we went. I was instructed to sleep at a 30-45 degree angle, on my back. I took my meds and eventually went to sleep after a light dinner.