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Dr. Bernstein is honored to be listed in Castle Connolly America's Top Doctors for 20 consecutive years. He is listed as one of America's best dermatologists for his pioneering work in advancing the field of surgical hair restoration and the treatment of hair loss.
In 1997, Dr. Bernstein published a seminal paper, "The Aesthetics of Follicular Transplantation," in the journal Dermatologic Surgery. This paper defined for the hair transplant industry a series of judgments that a surgeon must make to determine the best aesthetic outcome for a patient. These judgments include how best to distribute a limited amount of donor hair, how to design the hairline, and when and how to restore the crown area. Each decision must be made for each patient based on their short- and long-term hair restoration needs.
Jennifer Oakley is a certified Micro-Pigmentation (MP) Specialist and licensed aesthetician. She is trained in the art of medical-grade tattoo, which is used to disguise scars and improve the look of genetic and other forms of hair loss. Through the technique known as pointillism, Jennifer uses specialized hair-color matched inks to provide the appearance of […]
Note: This page is for educational purposes. Bernstein Medical does not currently offer Scalp Micro-Pigmentation services. What is SMP? SMP stands for Scalp Micro-Pigmentation. SMP is a medical-grade tattoo of the scalp that creates the appearance of more hair in the area you wish to appear fuller. SMP is performed over a series of sessions, […]
Belena Rivera accepts most insurance plans for medical hair loss consultations.Book your insurance covered consult today! Book Online Belena Rivera is our Nurse Practitioner specializing in surgical hair restoration, SMP and PRP. She has been working at Bernstein Medical since 2002. Belena holds a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and went on to earn […]
Synopsis: This publication, written when scalp reductions were at the height of their popularity, cautioned that scalp reductions caused unnecessary scarring, used up precious donor reserves and caused more cosmetic problems than they solved. It suggested that, with the advent of the more robust follicular unit hair transplantation, scalp reductions should not be used in the treatment of androgenetic hair loss. This publication, along with the 1993 paper of O’Tar Norwood, played a critical role causing the rapid decline in the use of scalp reductions in hair restoration surgery. Fortunately, this once common procedure for male pattern alopecia is now rarely used.
Synopsis: Hypothesizes the possible causes of delayed growth following a hair transplant procedure. It differentiates between physiologic factors that cause normal variations in the growth cycle and those due to graft injury that can possibly be prevented by meticulous surgical techniques.
Synopsis: The “Carousel” is an automated device used for hair transplantation that simultaneously makes recipient sites and inserts grafts. The instrument can hold up to 100 grafts at time. In theory, the instrument could decrease the total operative time and eliminate some human factors that contribute to graft injury during the hair restoration process. The Carousel, however, was limited in that very close graft placement was not possible and it could not account for the great variability in the human scalp that sometimes rendered the device ineffective.
Synopsis: When follicular unit transplantation was still in its infancy, there were many detractors in the hair transplant community. This paper defended the procedure and explained its superiority over other hair replacement techniques in producing the best short and long-term cosmetic results.

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