We are open. Click here to learn how we are keeping patients safe.

Everyone will wear a mask at all times, patients and staff.
Everyone’s temperature and blood oxygen saturation levels will be checked upon arrival.
Only patients with scheduled appointments are allowed in the office. Any family or friends will have to wait outside the office.
All consultations will remain virtual at this time.
We are offering curb side pickup for retail products.
We have implemented elevated sterilization protocols and implemented new physical precautions, such as keeping our lobby closed at this time, to reduce the possibility of transmission as much as possible. Patients will receive a detailed email regarding our protocols and precautions.
If you or anyone you have had close contact with are experiencing a fever, a cough, or flu-like symptoms; if anyone you have had close contact with has been diagnosed positive or is a suspected positive; or if you have tested positive please contact the office as soon as possible to discuss the situation and the available options for testing and rescheduling.

Follicles from the ARTAS^® Robot before and after trimming

Posted on June 7, 2016 by Dr. Anderson

ARTAS hair transplant restoration-follicles

This is a photograph of follicles straight from the ARTAS^® Robotic Hair Transplant system, and follicles after they have been properly trimmed and prepared for transplantation. It is important to recognize that the ARTAS^® robot is not like a car wash where you just stick a patient in and *presto* out come the grafts and there you go. Posted in GeneralTagged Anderson, ARTAS, Atlanta hair transplant, FUE, robotic hair transplant, robotic surgery

Dudes Have Body Image Issues, Too

Posted on May 7, 2015 by Dr. Anderson

By Aimee Shirley
Women’s bodies are everywhere in the media. It seems like you can’t even buy a widget without having a bikini-clad blonde on the label. And you’ll find opinions abounding, from Twitter to Fox News, about the effect this has on our lives.

But we’re leaving out a whole half of our population from this conversation.Read more >