"The practice has a great reputation around Boston. Everyone I know that has gone in has been happy with their results."
There’s a reason I make time to attend international hair restoration conferences. No matter how long you’ve been practicing, there’s always something worth learning, someone worth listening to, or a different perspective worth considering. I recently returned from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where I attended […]
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We’re proud to share some exciting national recognition for Leonard Hair Transplant Associates. Our Chief Surgeon, Dr. Matthew Lopresti, was recently featured in the New York Post, sharing his expertise on hair follicle banking and the emerging science of hair cloning. The October 13, 2026 […]
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Getting a hair transplant is a big decision. It’s not like grabbing a quick haircut or popping in for some skin treatment. This is a legit surgical procedure. It takes place in a sterile operating room, involves local anesthesia, and requires a ton of planning […]
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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in 2021 and documents Leonard Hair Transplant Associates being recognized by Boston Magazine as “Best Hair Restoration” in its Best of Boston 2021 awards. Leonard Hair Transplant Associates is honored to be recognized by Boston Magazine as “Best […]
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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published on March 12, 2020, during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic and reflects Leonard Hair Transplant Associates’ policies and safety protocols at that time. It is being preserved as part of the practice’s history and should not […]
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Wouldn’t it be wonderful to eat McDonald’s french fries and grow your hair back? You could hit the drive thru and super size your follicles and your combo meal! Japanese researchers recently used a chemical found in the fries to grow hair follicles on mice. […]
Read MoreIt is an understandable question because male pattern baldness, also known as androgenetic alopecia, and prostate cancer are both influenced in part by androgen related biological pathways. That connection has interested researchers for years, but sharing some biological mechanisms does not mean one condition causes […]
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