GregSantiago

I've had great success with Dr. Limmer. They have wonderful people there.

Greg - Austin, TX

Thank you for the wonderful information. I wish the Limmers were my regular physicians. Just incredible people working there. Amazing what good ethics and morals can do for a practice. I'll be back for my 3rd HT later this year with Dr. Limmer.

Greg Santiago

Austin, TX

Originally posted by hariback:

Hi, I visited hair club in Houston for the first time. Dr. Robert E Mcclellan is the primary surgeon their. He says he has done over 10,000 hair transplants. Can someone recommend good surgeon in Houston >

I live in Austin and just went to see 1 of the top physicians in the country on nerve entrapment down in Houston. It's only 2 hours out of the way to see the best. I can tell you that my experience with Dr. Limmer in San Antonio was great. Make the drive!

Originally posted by misterno:

Guys

 

I DEFINITELY want to go head and get this HT done. And honestly money is not a concern.

 

At this point I am trying to find the best doctor that can give me best results. At this point, Dr Hasson and Wong, Dr Shapiro and Dr Limmer are my options.

 

Now, how would you distinguish between them? I mean just go to the websites and look at their previous clients and see how the results are? Wouldn't that be a little misleading since they would obviously post the best results they ever accomplished?

 

So how do you determine what is best for you? What are the criterias to look? (except price)

 

I am also concerned about people posting about these doctors located in Vancouver or Minnesota. I mean wouldn't you think good doctors will be located in larger metropolitan areas like NY or San Fransisco. It seems like there are more paid posters here than the people mentioned in their signatures

Hello,

I can highly recommend Dr. Limmer. He performed a scalp reduction and a transplant on me back in 1993. He also did work on a fellow employee. We were both very pleased! I was impressed with his integrity and honesty. He's not a hard salesman like Bosley, MHR and others. I know he has even turned away business for one of my friends who really didn't need a hair transplant.

In March 2005, I landed in the ICU from Septic Shock and fell into a coma for 10 days. I was in the hospital and rehab. for 2 months. The meds. used to save my life caused tissue breakdown at pressure points and the hair on the back of my head 'stuck' to the pillow while I was in the coma. It caused a massive scar and some of the hair that Dr. Limmer transplanted was now gone. I went to see Dr. Limmer in August of 2006 and he did another scalp surgery to reduce the massive scar. The compassion that I was shown from Dr. Limmer and his wife was incredible. It was great catching up with them after so many years. In November of 2006, I had Dr. Limmer perform my 2nd hair transplant surgery. I am very pleased. I will be going for another procedure in the near future! Good Luck!

Greg