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.

Virtual Hair Transplant Consultations

Virtual face-to-face meetings are provided via webcam, using either Skype® or FaceTime with an Apple phone. During this meeting, you’ll have the opportunity to connect directly with Dr. Epstein and receive his recommendations. While there is a fee for this virtual meeting, it will be applied in full toward any procedure you choose to undergo. Please note, this is not considered an official consultation but rather an opportunity to meet with the doctor and gain insights into his recommendations.

Whether you have a webcam meeting or will be sending in photos to be evaluated, please be sure to fill out the virtual consultation form.

Patient smiling during a consultation in Dr. Jeffrey Epstein's office.
Actual Patient

Guidelines for Photographs

Please follow the guidelines below when submitting your photographs to ensure we can provide you with the most accurate and tailored recommendations.

  • Submit digital photos or scanned print photos
  • Use bright, natural room lighting; do not use a flash
  • Shoot from a distance of 3 to 5 feet
  • Ensure that the area you are shooting is in frame and in focus
  • Photos must not exceed 4MB (4,000kb) each; please resize photos that exceed this limit
  • Acceptable photo file types are JPG or JPEG

For your virtual consultation, we will require photographs showing the following angles

  1. The top of the head. A photograph showing the top of your head will provide us with an overall view of your current hair loss, including its degree, as well as potential hair loss.
  2. Side profiles. Photographs showing the left and right sides, or profiles, also demonstrate the extent of hair loss.
  3. The back of the head. Two photographs should be taken of the back of the head or scalp. One should simply be a photograph of the back of the head. The other should be taken of the back of the scalp while you are pulling up a horizontal strip of hair in the donor area using your hand or a comb. This second photograph will help us to assess the density of donor hair.
  4. Hairline. A photograph of the front hairline will allow us to see how your hairline frames your face. If you have an idea of how you would like your hairline to look, you may demonstrate this by drawing your hairline on your scalp.
Dr. Jeffrey Epstein, Miami board-certified facial plastic surgeon, smiling during a consultation with a patient.

Provide photos showing the following angles:

This gives us an overall view of your hair loss situation. The top view is important, as it helps us determine the extent of existing and potential future hair loss.

Before-and-after photos showing improved hair density with a straight-on view.

Front hairline

We need to understand how your existing or new hairline frames your face. This is imperative for the review process. If possible, take some time to draw your hairline on your scalp to show us where you would like to have it placed. This helps us to understand your desires and expectations from the procedure.

Before-and-after photos showing improved hair density from the top of the scalp.

The top of your scalp

This gives us an overall view of your hair loss situation. The top view is important because it helps us determine the extent of existing hair loss and potential future hair loss.

Before-and-after photos showing improved hair density from the front.

Oblique profile

The profile is very important for assessing the needs of our patients. The profile helps us understand the extent of hair loss.

Comb parting a person's hair to show the scalp.

The back of the scalp

If possible, include a photograph with your donor hair pulled up either with your hand or with a comb. This helps us determine your donor density.

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