Jeffrey Epstein, MD, FACS
Hair Restoration Expert
6280 Sunset Dr #504
South Miami, FL 33143
Phone: (786) 401-5805
Hours: Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Most patients who sit across from me for the first time aren’t asking about finasteride pharmacokinetics or platelet concentrations. They’re holding a phone with six browser tabs open, a half-empty pharmacy bag, and a look I’ve come to recognize after 30 years and over 22,000 procedures: quiet desperation dressed up as casual curiosity. The real …
Most men who sit across from me in consultation already know something is wrong before they can name it. They describe a photograph from a wedding, a reflection in a car window, a barber who said nothing but kept adjusting the angle of the clippers. The pattern is almost always the same: a slow realization …
Hair Restoration—Before and After When it comes to hair restoration, it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, it’s a diverse range of medical, minimally invasive, and surgical options that can be tailored to your specific pattern of loss, age, goals, and tolerance for maintenance. Non‑Surgical Medical Therapy Non-surgical medical therapies for hair restoration offer effective, scientifically …
Understanding Hairline Design: My Perspective Hairline design is the blueprint that frames the face and sets the natural flow for future hair. A well‑designed plan does more than lower a hairline; it restores proportion, creates believable directionality, and anticipates how you’ll look in five, ten, and twenty years. My philosophy is conservative, age-appropriate, and tailored …
Understanding FUE Hair Transplants: My Perspective FUE hair transplant (Follicular Unit Extraction) removes individual follicular units—groupings of 1–4 hairs—from the donor safe zone at the back and sides of the scalp. Rather than a strip excision, 0.8–0.95 mm punches are used to extract grafts one by one. This creates tiny dot scars that should not be …
Understanding Hairline Lowering: My Perspective This procedure—also called forehead reduction surgery or hairline advancement—is a precise technique that moves the hair-bearing scalp forward to reduce forehead height while preserving a natural contour and maximal density. In my Miami, Florida practice, where I have been performing for the past eight years two to three of these surgeries weekly, …
Men are more prone to Androgenic Alopecia, the most common form of hair loss. Statistics show that the margin between affected men to women in the United States is about 20 million, with male pattern baldness affecting white males more than men of other races. Hence, the reason hair loss in men is so common. …
Since hair plays a big role when it comes to self-expression and identity, finding out that you are losing your hair can be a trying experience. Through the years, people have gone to great lengths to cover up their hair loss, from unnatural looking toupees to hair loss potions that didn’t really do much. Fortunately, …
American Hair Research Summit, Orlando, May 14-16th The American Hair Research Society organizes every other year a meeting devoted to the latest hair research done mostly in the United States. As of this year, the society changed its name from North American Hair Research Society to American Hair Research Society that attracted many doctors from …
Hair loss, unfortunately, is common in males, as approximately 85% of males aged 50 years or older have significant hair thinning. While hair loss is common, it does not have to be permanent. Hair transplants are increasingly popular treatments that restore hair to almost any area of the body: scalp, beard, eyebrows, and chest. Hair transplant specialists …