Care4Hair is a private clinic that treats hair loss through both surgical and non-surgical methods. It operates from two US addresses: a main office in Miami and a second office in Dallas. Each location pairs one surgeon with a team of advanced practice nurses and physician assistants. The clinic's published service list covers scalp, beard, moustache and eyebrow grafting alongside PRP, low-level laser therapy and scalp micropigmentation. Virtual consultations are offered to patients who live outside these two cities. The sections below cover the service scope, the team and the details you should verify yourself.
What Is Care4Hair?
Care4Hair is a multi-location outpatient clinic focused specifically on hair loss. It is not a general hospital and publishes no information about inpatient beds or emergency care. Its scope is limited to same-day hair restoration procedures.
The clinic describes its work along two lines: individually planned grafting procedures and non-surgical support treatments. Its intake forms handle patient communication in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Its founding year, registered legal entity name and accreditation status do not appear on its website. This profile is therefore limited to the service and team information the organisation publishes itself.
Where Are the Locations?
The clinic operates from two addresses, one in Miami and one in Dallas. The Miami office is designated the main location and sits on the second floor of a building on 107th Avenue in west Miami. The Dallas office is on Greenville Avenue, and the clinic notes that parking is available nearby.
The two offices use separate phone lines but share one email address. Published hours run full days on weekdays and a half day on Saturday. Addresses, phone numbers, opening hours and which surgeon attends on which days can all change. Verify these through the clinic's own channels before booking.
What Services Are Offered?
Services fall into two published groups: surgical grafting and non-surgical support.
Grafting procedures
- Hair transplant for men
- Hair transplant for women
- Hairline design and restoration
- Beard and moustache grafting
- Eyebrow grafting
- Planning adapted to curly and Afro-textured hair
Non-surgical treatments
- Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection
- Capillus low-level laser therapy
- Scalp micropigmentation
None of these procedures suits every patient. Donor density, the pattern and speed of your hair loss, age, medical history and realistic expectations all affect candidacy. Suitability is determined only after an examination and scalp assessment.
Which Hair Loss Conditions Are Addressed?
The clinic states that it treats both hereditary and acquired hair loss. Based on its published information, the following fall within its assessment scope:
- Androgenetic alopecia: hereditary pattern loss in men and women
- Receding hairline and crown thinning
- Diffuse thinning and widening part line in women
- Areas without hair growth caused by scarring, trauma or burns
- Sparse or asymmetric beard and eyebrow growth
- Hair loss triggered by illness
This list is not a diagnostic tool. Active inflammatory scalp conditions, hormonal disorders and drug-induced shedding each require separate medical assessment before any grafting. For some types of hair loss, surgery is not appropriate at all.
Techniques and Technology Used
The clinic publishes five FUE-based approaches. Each carries a different claimed advantage, and the choice is made per patient.
- FUE: individual follicular units are harvested from the donor area and placed into thinning zones
- NeoGraft: a semi-automated extraction system used within FUE
- ARTAS robotic system: a robotic FUE device that uses imaging to select and harvest grafts
- Sapphire FUE: channel creation with sapphire-tipped blades
- DHI: grafts are implanted directly without a separate channel-creation step
A device or brand name alone does not predict outcome. Results depend mainly on donor capacity, planning quality, team experience and how long grafts stay outside the body. Ask who performs the procedure, not only which technology is used.
Team Structure
Each location combines one surgeon with supporting advanced practice clinicians.
Miami team: Dr. Dominick Golio leads, working with six advanced practice registered nurses. His main clinical background is in facial plastic surgery, including eyelid, brow, nasal and facial rejuvenation surgery as well as head and neck skin cancer surgery. The clinic states he holds aesthetic surgery licences in Florida, New York and New Jersey. He previously held academic and administrative roles in plastic surgery and oculoplastic surgery at a university medical centre in New York.
Dallas team: Dr. Abdul Shararah works with one physician assistant and two family nurse practitioners. He earned his medical degree at the University of Calgary in Canada and a doctorate in pharmacy at Purdue University in the United States. The clinic states that much of his practice has centred on body contouring and that he has more than ten years of clinical experience. A third-party clinic page describes a plastic surgery residency at McGill University plus fellowships in hand, microsurgery and peripheral nerve surgery; this does not appear in Care4Hair's own material and needs separate verification.
In hair transplantation, part of the procedure is often carried out by technical staff. Clarify before booking who performs extraction, channel creation and implantation.
How the Patient Process Works
The clinic describes a four-stage process. Knowing the sequence helps you see where each decision is made.
- Initial evaluation: your hair loss history is taken, problem areas are mapped and candidacy is assessed.
- Design stage: the hairline, beard or eyebrow shape is planned together with you.
- Surgical stage: donor and recipient areas are prepared, local anaesthetic is given, grafts are harvested and placed.
- Recovery and follow-up: aftercare instructions are given before discharge and a follow-up schedule is set.
The clinic states that the initial consultation is free, while a detailed hair loss analysis is sold as a separate package. Visible change takes time and varies between individuals. According to the clinic's own information, the first noticeable difference appears within months and the final appearance takes more than a year.
Out-of-Town and International Patients
The clinic offers free virtual consultations to patients who live far from either office. In this format you submit photographs and receive preliminary feedback. The clinic itself notes that not every patient qualifies for this type of assessment.
A remote review does not replace an in-person examination. Donor density, scalp health and whether shedding is still active cannot be measured reliably from photographs. Before booking travel, confirm in writing that your surgery date is fixed, how many days you need to stay and how follow-up will work once you return home.
Pricing and Payment Options
The clinic advertises pricing per graft and states that financing options are available. However, three different price references appear across its own pages: a starting rate, an average range and a discounted bundle rate. For that reason, no single figure is presented as fact in this profile.
Price per graft is not a standalone basis for comparison. Total cost depends on the planned graft count, the technique chosen, any added treatments and whether a second session becomes necessary. Ask for a written quote that states clearly what is and is not included.
What Should You Check Before Choosing a Clinic?
Sound clinic selection starts from verifiable information rather than marketing copy. The criteria below apply to any hair transplant enquiry:
- Facility authorisation: what is the clinic's licensing and inspection status in its state or country?
- Clinician credentials: can the operating surgeon's specialty and licence be confirmed in an official register?
- Who does the work: which individuals will perform extraction, channel creation and implantation?
- Donor assessment: has donor capacity been measured, and will it still be sufficient for a future second session?
- Planned graft count: how was the number calculated, and will the count actually placed be reported to you?
- Anaesthesia and safety: who administers local anaesthetic, and what protocol applies if a complication occurs?
- Risk disclosure: were shock loss, donor-area thinning, folliculitis and insufficient density explained clearly?
- Follow-up plan: at what intervals and through which channel will reviews take place?
- Revision policy: if the result falls short, how are the process and cost handled?
Patient reviews describe experience, not surgical quality. Before-and-after images are selected cases and do not represent your own likely outcome.
What Can You Ask at the First Consultation?
Bringing written questions improves the quality of your decision. These work well for hair transplant consultations:
- What type of hair loss do I have, and is it still progressing?
- Do I need medication or supporting treatment before surgery?
- Is my donor area sufficient to cover the planned zone?
- How many grafts are planned, and how was that number determined?
- Which technique was chosen, and why does it fit my hair type?
- Which parts will the surgeon perform, and which the technical team?
- How long until I can return to work and to exercise?
- How likely is a second session?
Medical Disclaimer
This profile is for general information. It does not replace an examination, a diagnosis, a scalp assessment or a treatment plan. The presence of a procedure on this list does not mean it is appropriate for you.
A decision to undergo hair transplantation depends on the type and activity of your hair loss, your donor capacity, your medical history and your current medications. The same procedure can produce different density and a different recovery course in two patients. This is an outpatient aesthetic clinic and does not provide emergency care. In an emergency, call your local emergency number; in the United States this is 911.
