Bosley Reviews

I was thinking about getting a hair transplant for several years then finally one day I was shoveling snow I came in took my hat off, and some more of my hair had fallen out. It was that day that I called and made an appointment. I sat with Mark, and he explained everything in detail to me. He was extremely helpful and upfront with the procedure.

The day of the procedure went unbelievably smooth. From the time I walked in, EVERY person from the front desk to the doctor to the nurses to the person sweeping the floor where so professional and courteous and actually seemed like they enjoy doing their job. After the procedure, I followed up to get the stitches removed, same experience.

It has been approximately 9 months and my hair looks GREAT. I would highly recommend anyone thinking about getting a hair transplant to go to Bosley; you won’t be disappointed.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I was hesitant to do the transplant, but Mike Khouri helped me to decide with his good explanation and good person. I recommend Mike Khouri and all the staff. Good and professional people. Kindly, thank you, Mike Khouri, for your attention.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

I had a wonderful experience with the Boston office. First with Mike Kouri, who answered all of my questions and concerns and even went out of his way to put several words in French as I am from Montreal, Canada. He answered my emails and phone calls promptly. The procedure itself was painless during and after; I slept through the whole procedure. Dr. Halford is such a sweet man, and the whole staff was attentive. Now I have to wait until the hair grows. Mike Merci et au revoir.

Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

In 1990 I went to Bosley in Beverly Hills, CA after seeing an ad on TV. I was 28 years old and concerned about my thinning hairline. Looking back on my initial consultation, I liken it to some experiences I’ve had in car dealerships, very high pressure and lies.

During my consultation, I was told they could restore my frontal hairline, make it appear thicker and blend it with the hair I still had. They told me it would take four different sessions of I believe 50 graphs each session and wanted to start the first surgery immediately. Being young, stupid and excited about the prospect of having my hair back, I agreed. For the sum of $4,000.00 paid in four installments, prior to each surgery, I would have my hairline back. I was also told the healing marks on my head would be similar to that of a mosquito bite, this was certainly not true!

After the fourth and final procedure, I anxiously awaited the growth of my hair, but all I got was mutant looking hairs that grew in several different directions and made it almost impossible for me to style to look even half way normal. As the rest of my hairline started to thin, I really started looking like a freak. For thirteen years I wore a lot of different hats and at one point a hairpiece, just to cover up the mess Bosley had made on the front part of my head.

In 2003 my wife convinced me to see another hair transplant doctor, and after an initial consultation I felt comfortable with the doctor and the establishment and decided to allow them to try and fix the mess Bosley had made on my head. Over several years and three different procedures, this doctor was able to make my hairline a lot better. However, he could not completely fix Bosley’s mess, but it did indeed look better.

It is obvious Bosley has done some things right over the years, and they appear to be a successful business. Maybe I had a bad surgeon, I’m not sure. What I am sure of is how bad they made my hairline look. I am 55 now and still have a hard time looking in the mirror and not thinking about what Bosley did to my head. I did contact Bosley in the late 90s to express my dissatisfaction, however, it led nowhere.

I currently saw the opportunity to write a review after 27 years and wanted to take it, in hopes of making myself feel a little better and hopefully helping young people considering hair transplantation to conduct adequate research as I failed to do.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend

I spoke with and had an examination in Seattle where the doctor told me that with four procedures, and some touch ups, I would have my hair back.

Six procedures later, nowhere near 90 percent of my hair has grown back. I then went to two other doctors for three more procedures, which helped a lot, but still had the appearance of obvious hair transplants.

Women have shunned me for twenty years because of this. Now I'm going to hope tattoo blending will hide my scars, and then I will shave my "freakish hair", as one ex-girlfriend put it.

Learn from my biggest lifetime mistake of going to Bosley. He and his staff are lying to you when they claim they can help you. When it's all over they will charge you upwards of $70,000 and you will be disfigured.

Bottom Line: No, I would not recommend this to a friend