The 8 Best Hair Transplant Clinics in San Francisco

Pacific Plastic Surgery Group suits patients who want a hair transplant from a plastic surgeon who also handles facial work. Dr. Edward P. Miranda, a board-certified plastic surgeon and FACS, offers NeoGraft FUE and FUT transplants from his Van Ness Avenue office. He also performs hairline lowering, transgender hair transplants and PRP for hair. His wider practice includes facial feminization and facelifts, useful for patients planning several changes with one surgeon.

Medical Hair Transplant & Aesthetics suits patients with curly or textured hair and women looking for a natural hairline. Dr. John Diep founded the practice in 2007, is a diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery and works independently on each case. He harvests grafts manually with FUE and FUT and also treats beards, eyebrows and old plug transplants. Consultations are free at the Post Street office, and a second clinic in Los Gatos helps South Bay patients.

The Maas Clinic suits patients who want hair restoration within a facial plastic surgery practice. Dr. Corey S. Maas, certified in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery and a former chief of facial plastic surgery at UCSF, offers hair transplants for men and women using NeoGraft FUE. Beard, mustache, eyelash and eyebrow transplants are also available. PRP and exosome treatments in its Pacific Heights clinics give patients non-surgical options before or after surgery.

Blackhawk Hair Restoration suits East Bay patients who want to compare several transplant systems in one clinic. Founder Stephen J. Ronan, MD, FACS, a board-certified plastic surgeon, works with a dedicated hair restoration team and nurse practitioners. The clinic offers ARTAS robotic transplants, NeoGraft, manual FUE and FUT, plus beard, mustache and eyebrow transplants. PRP, laser therapy and Keravive scalp treatments are available, and the first consultation is free in the office or online.

Rosanelli Medical Associates suits patients who value a long track record with one doctor. Dr. Tom Rosanelli has provided surgical and medical hair restoration since 1984, is a past president of the American Society of Hair Restoration Surgery and a founding member of the ISHRS. He performs FUT, FUE and ARTAS robotic transplants as a solo practitioner. Free virtual consultations by Zoom, FaceTime or Skype let patients get an opinion before visiting the Marina office.

Dr. Sara Wasserbauer is a strong option for patients who want a surgeon who works only on hair. She is certified by the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgeons, has served as its president and was a principal FDA investigator for the ARTAS robot. Her practice offers FUE, FUT, limited-shave FUE, ARTAS and eyebrow restoration, plus hairline feminization for transgender patients. The San Francisco office on Sutter Street works alongside clinics in Walnut Creek and San Jose.

Silicon Valley Hair Institute suits Peninsula commuters who want robotic and manual options from one surgeon. Dr. Miguel Canales, who trained at Harvard Medical School and Stanford University Hospital and is an ISHRS member, offers ARTAS robotic FUE, manual FUE and FUT. Beard, eyebrow, female and transgender hairline procedures are also performed. The Foster City clinic opens every day until 8 pm, and free consultations can be held in person or online.

Bosley suits patients who want a national hair restoration brand with surgical and non-surgical options under one roof. The San Francisco office near Fisherman's Wharf is led by Jeffrey A. Cole, D.O., described by the company as a board-certified surgeon, and offers FUE and FUT transplants. PRP, scalp micropigmentation, low-level laser therapy and minoxidil or finasteride are available for patients not ready for surgery. Free hair loss consultations can be held in person or by video.