JEREMY WETZEL, MD
The next generation of world-class hair surgeons
Dr. Jeremy Wetzel is the newest member of the Anderson Center for Hair’s surgical team. With a strong foundation in neurosurgical training and a passion for helping patients, Dr. Wetzel’s skills have been a great fit with the team. Throughout his training with Dr. Anderson at the American Academy of Hair Restoration Surgery, Dr. Wetzel has learned the Anderson methods that combine art and science to achieve the most natural hair restoration results.
ABOUT DR. WETZEL
Dr. Wetzel completed his neurological surgery residency at the Emory University School of Medicine, where he was involved with various research projects focused on nerve regeneration, gene therapy, and the development of animal models for studying neurological conditions. These investigations aimed to advance scientific understanding, develop potential treatments, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Dr. Wetzel earned his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Texas at Houston Medical School, where he scored in the 99% percentile for his USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK exams. He started his academic career with an undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Texas at Austin.
PIONEERING FUE HAIR TRANSPLANT SURGERY SINCE 2003
With extensive expertise and more than 20 years of experience, the skilled surgeons at Anderson Center for Hair in Atlanta specialize in FUE hair transplant surgery. Dr. Anderson’s groundbreaking work in 2004, which was documented in a peer-reviewed medical journal, marked the first-ever FUE surgery performed globally. Benefit from their unmatched skills and join the thousands of satisfied patients who have undergone this remarkable hair restoration technique.
A pattern of excellence in medicine
Dr. Wetzel has been recognized for his outstanding work in the field of medicine, including the Resident Research Presentation Award at the GNS 2017 Fall Meeting. While in medical school, he was the recipient of the Distinguished Student in the Neurosciences Award in 2013, was inducted into the Alpha Omega Alpha, Delta Chapter of Texas, and received the NIH/NINDS Medical Student Summer Research Award.
In addition to his professional achievements, Dr. Wetzel has a range of personal interests that include reading, running, cooking, wildlife photography, SCUBA diving, and motorcycle riding.
