Answering the Question, “Can You Transplant Hair From Someone Else?” At Bauman Medical, we’re committed to bringing you the latest advancements in hair restoration that can help you regain confidence and a natural look. If you’re dealing with hair loss, whether from pattern baldness, scarring alopecia, or other conditions, you know how challenging it can…read more
At Bauman Medical, we’re always on the lookout for innovative research that could transform hair restoration treatments. A recent study from National Taiwan University has caught our attention with a promising new serum that promotes hair growth by harnessing natural fatty acids. [1] This development, while still in early stages, highlights the exciting potential of…read more
With Halloween right around the corner, I’m sure many of you are flocking to your local Halloween store to get ready for this year’s costume party. Whether dressing up as your favorite superhero or horror icon, nothing beats the fun of changing up your style for a night. What’s not so fun? Having to change…read more
Boca Raton, FL – Oct 5, 2025 – World-renowned hair restoration surgeon Alan J. Bauman, MD, founder of Bauman Medical, will present new research on the use of absorbable PDO (polydioxanone) threads for hair growth stimulation at the 33rd Annual World Congress of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) in Berlin, Germany, 2025….read more
Presented by: Dr. Alan J. Bauman MD, ABHRS, IHRS, FISHRS World Congress of Trichology Royal College of Physicians – London – September 2025 Hair restoration has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past three decades, evolving from purely surgical techniques into a rapidly advancing field driven by regenerative medicine, cell-free therapies, and molecular interventions. In…read more
Silencing the Signals Behind Thinning Hair At Bauman Medical, our goal is to match each patient with the right tools at the right time. Small interfering RNA, or siRNA, is one of the most promising new tools for addressing the root drivers of androgenetic alopecia, often called male or female pattern hair loss. One siRNA-based…read more
