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Hair transplantation

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Nov 3, 2026

Robby BergerHOST
62:09
I'll tell you what, Bob.
JoeHOST
62:11
Maybe the new hair transplant.
MikeyHOST
62:12
Yeah, maybe they tickled it.
MikeyHOST
62:14
Maybe they stimulated part
Daniel MartinHOST
0:09
Have you seen that very popular meme of a row of gentlemen at the immigration counter leaving a particular country at the airport? And they all have shaved heads and bandages on the head.
Daniel MartinHOST
0:24
That was a very popular meme that went around to describe the quantum of popularity for Turkey in terms of hair transplantation.
Daniel MartinHOST
0:33
It became a real hot spot for a lot of men traveling for hair transplantation.
Daniel MartinHOST
0:39
Is Bangkok Asia's Turkey when it comes to hair transplantation? I ask this question because there has been this increasing trend.
Daniel MartinHOST
0:48
I've heard a lot about individuals traveling there for hair transplantation.
Daniel MartinHOST
0:54
You have seen aggressive online advertising by Bangkok clinics on social media platforms in Singapore asking for medical tourism and talking about their facilities and, of course, their accreditation.
Daniel MartinHOST
1:06
You have seen Singapore influencers promoting and advertising it as well.
Daniel MartinHOST
1:11
We've seen the Singapore influencer Rayson who talked about undergoing hair transplantation there.
JarrodHOST
67:59
I'm about it.
JarrodHOST
68:00
but all right man we got off on a huge tangent about hair implants anyways that was another episode of sincerely japan
DariusHOST
68:08
this was supposed to be a turn and burn and here we are an hour later but
JarrodHOST
68:12
i know for real we were we were both because the time changed today and both of us were like man i'm falling asleep you want to keep this one short we're like yeah yeah we'll keep it short and here we are yeah just milking it dude but um anyways yeah submit us your stories about daily in a project car please please please we'll feature them on the next episode until then see you guys later thank you for listening peace
Eric MichaelsHOST
0:10
This is your host, Eric Michaels.
Eric MichaelsHOST
0:12
Today's guest is Dr. Leena Ramani, joining us once again, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained hair restoration surgeon.
Eric MichaelsHOST
0:20
and the founder of Palm Beach Skin and Hair Restoration in Jupiter, Florida, serving patients throughout Palm Beach and the greater South Florida area.
Eric MichaelsHOST
0:29
A South Florida native with a background in fine art, music, and design, she brings both scientific precision and a trained artistic eye to every patient, that she treats, known for her compassionate approach, her meticulous attention to natural looking results, and her ability to see each case as uniquely as the individual behind it.
Eric MichaelsHOST
0:49
She has built one of South Florida's most sought after practices by helping patients look and feel like the most confident version of themselves.

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Leena RamaniGUEST
8:40
But by extending it, staying in the growth phase, it helps keep it from falling out, helps keep the hair look fuller, look denser, grow thicker.
Eric MichaelsHOST
8:49
I'm sure our listeners appreciate your full details and information shared here today, and it has been quite helpful, no doubt.
Eric MichaelsHOST
8:56
We're speaking with Dr. Leena Ramani once again, a board-certified dermatologist and fellowship-trained hair restoration surgeon and the founder of Palm Beach Skin and Hair Restoration in Jupiter, Florida.
Adam TorresHOST
0:51
He's the most experienced person that I've met.
Adam TorresHOST
0:53
And when it comes to hair restoration and even the hair business.
Adam TorresHOST
0:56
So we're going to get into that.
Adam TorresHOST
0:57
But just for some credentials, so Dr. Rassman is founder and CEO of N-Graph Technologies.
Adam TorresHOST
1:21
Talk to me about this.
Adam TorresHOST
1:22
Congratulations.
William RassmanGUEST
1:23
The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgeons, which is the largest international society, for medical doctors all getting together to teach each other and learn a great deal.
William RassmanGUEST
1:34
Guard in Brazil this year, there were about 650 people that came which is a bit smaller than the Berlin meeting last October, a year ago, which had about a thousand, but it was, it was nicely attended.
Adam TorresHOST
1:21
He's the most experienced person that I've met.
Adam TorresHOST
1:23
And when it comes to hair restoration and even the hair business.
Adam TorresHOST
1:26
So we're going to get into that.
Adam TorresHOST
1:28
But just for some credentials.
Adam TorresHOST
1:51
Talk to me about this.
Adam TorresHOST
1:52
Congratulations.
William RassmanGUEST
1:53
The International Society of Hair Restoration Surgeons, which is the largest international society for medical doctors all getting together for to teach each other, learn a great deal.
William RassmanGUEST
2:05
Guard in Brazil this year there were about 650 people that came which is a bit smaller than the Berlin meeting last October a year ago which had about a thousand but it was it was nicely attended and this year they gave me a lifetime achievement award for the society now I've already won all the other awards this is the last award they could give me I didn't want them to think this is the end of my career this is really just the beginning of another part of my career But the award was very nice.
Nick ViagasHOST
44:46
You kidding me?
AmberUNKNOWN
44:46
I thought you were anti hair transplants.
Nick ViagasHOST
44:47
Yeah, but now it just, it just causes me-
AmberUNKNOWN
44:49
But you would accept it for your mortality
Nick ViagasHOST
46:41
Thank you.
Michael GreenGUEST
46:41
That's a good video.
Bini YaminGUEST
46:44
I feel like now it's hair transplants, like BBLs kinda came and went.
Bini YaminGUEST
46:49
Or are there still, people are getting theirs removed.
William GaunitzGUEST
66:34
So people who are using those products and using alcohol-based topicals, so something that's, you know, say, 75% isopropyl alcohol or, you know, de- denatured alcohol, when you put that onto your scalp, and the product that is adding color is still on your scalp, you may end up solubilizing some of that dye, and then it gets into the skin and creates a inflammatory response.
William GaunitzGUEST
67:01
I had a gentleman who had, I don't know, four hair transplants.
William GaunitzGUEST
67:05
We're going way back, you know, 2004, 2005.
William GaunitzGUEST
67:09
I could not figure out what was going on with him.

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