|
|
Offiical* Site of The Woods Technique. Internationally recognized and acclaimed as the Inventor of FUE and BHT since 1989.
The finest, most precise and least traumatic hair transplant in the world
________________________________________________________________
 |
|
NO 'STRIP EXCISION', NO STITCHES, NO SCALPEL, NO TRAUMATIC SURGERY.
A HIGHLY SKILLED AND PERFECTED MICROSURGICAL PROCEDURE FROM BEGINNING TO END, PERFORMED ONLY BY THE DOCTORS-NO TECHNICIANS
First in the world to develop and perfect single follicular unit extraction (FUE/FSUE) since 1989
First in the world to develop and perfect body hair to scalp transplants (BHT)since 1998
Researched, Developed and Perfected since 1989, establishing The Woods Technique as the most experienced, credible and proven procedure.
 Absolutely NO need for a 'Biopsy Test', 'Trial', or 'Test Patch' prior to our procedure. It is available to everyone worldwide!
We are totally confident in the superiority of our procedure and WE STRONGLY encourage thorough comparison with any other treatment-surgical, drugs or lotions.
Published in the British Journal of Plastic Surgery December 2004
AT LEAST 13 YEARS MORE EXPERIENCE THAN ANY OTHER DOCTOR IN THE WORLD
* Co-Founder with Dr Raymond Woods found at thewoodstechnique. com
|
|
|
|
|
|
Microsurgery from begining to end
|
Find out more and obtain pricing from Dr Angela Woods-Campbell
Click here>>>
Published in the British Journal of Plastic Surgery December 2004
The Woods Techniques revolutionary discovery that body hair can be used as an effective and viable donor source in hair transplantation was a world first. However, that body hair can grow longer once transplanted and assume the characteristics of normal scalp hair is truly remarkable.
The BJPS is one of the most respected and credible international journals in mainstream medicine, in which our work is published, December 2004. This is a most significant event. Although our discovery and development of the entire ‘FUE’ revolution is well recognized internationally, the BJPS publication brings attention to what is not only the most exciting development in the 40 year history of hair transplantation, but also a significant finding in the field of dermatology.
|
|
|
