The decision to undergo a hair transplant
can be a major life-changing decision of one’s life. If you have decided to go
for a hair transplant, it is both desirable and essential that you do your
homework properly. It is imperative that you choose and zero-in on your
transplant surgeon very carefully, after analyzing and pondering over various
factors for instance.
a) Meet your surgeon face to face by visiting his clinic, talking to patients
(past and present), and reading the reviews on the intern about his/her service
& facilities.
b)You can ask the patients for their “past & present” photograph.
Hence, if you are looking forward for a hair
transplant, India (especially the Punjab region)is fast becoming the hottest
choice for such advanced medical treatments. The city of Amritsar, owning
to advantages like availability of qualified medical manpower, medical
hospitals and universities, cost-effective treatment, and above all, the
presence of a world class “international airport” having 24*7
connectivity with all the major cities of the world, has fast become a
major medical-tourism destination.
One such
“Meccah” for hair transplant seekers is the “GOLDEN
AESTHETIC” hair transplant clinic headed by a
young and dynamic “Hair transplant and Plastic Surgeon”, Dr
Harkirandeep Singh.
He has, in a short span of time,
become a force to reckon with in this field and has achieved various milestones
in his glorious career. He is a board-certified cosmetic, reconstructive and
plastic surgeon, awarded with M.B.B.S , M.S. (general surgery) & M.Ch.
(plastic surgery) degrees from renowned medical universities of the region. He
is known for keeping himself updated in the field of his practice and has
rubbed his shoulders with the most eminent personalities in the field of
Plastic surgery from India,Europe & USA .
Dr Harkirandeep Singh is known for his
patience, politeness and healing touch and thus, you can be reassured
that you will be in the safest hands once you decide to undergo this
treatment under his care and supervision.
