The Bay Area Leader in Hair Transplantation, Silicon Valley Hair Institute, Announces Update to Palo Alto Hair Transplant Page in Preparation for 2019

SAN FRANCISCO, December 17, 2018 (Newswire.com) - ​Silicon Valley Hair Institute, a highly-rated hair restoration clinic serving the Bay Area, is proud to announce an update to the Palo Alto hair transplant page in time for 2019. New Year's resolutions can include goals to become a better version of oneself. The improvement in one's health, knowledge, or appearance can be the path to a personal upgrade. If fixing hair loss is in the plan, a new informational blog archive could be helpful.

"December is the time when people start to set new goals for the upcoming year. Self-improvement is something the Palo Alto community normally strives for," explained Miguel Canales, MD. "If this year's goals include looking into hair transplant options, our new blog archive is the right tool to start with for folks who live in or near Palo Alto."

December is the time when people start to set new goals for the upcoming year, including hair transplantation.

Lee McDonald, Marketing Manager

To review the list of archived blogs on the Silicon Valley Hair Institute page, go to http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/tag/palo-alto. Bay Area locals can find additional details about industry-leading hair transplant surgery and protocols on the Palo Alto hair transplant page at http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/directions-from-palo-alto-hair-transplant.

BAY AREA RESIDENTS SHAPE UP IN 2019 AND LEARN ABOUT PALO ALTO HAIR TRANSPLANTS

Here is the background for this release. Common goals for the New Year can include steps to improving one's health and appearance. If a Bay Area resident has decided to focus on tackling hair loss in 2019, the first step could be to learn the best options available. Silicon Valley residents might join others in setting new goals for the New Year. Projects for self-improvement commonly include a new exercise regime and diet. Gym memberships tend to increase around the months of January indicating people are ready to focus on looking and being healthier. Another popular New Year's resolution is choosing to freshen up a personal style. A Bay Area local might decide to update a wardrobe or see the hairdresser for an on-trend hairstyle. If a Palo Alto residents look in the mirror and notice a thinning scalp, it may be time to learn about hair restoration options such as the ARTAS robotic hair transplant system.

The latest hair restoration treatments can be reviewed and help a Palo Alto resident to set new goals for thicker, fuller locks. Robotic FUE and FUT surgery could stop a receding hairline and improve an overall personal style. Indeed, even an eyebrow transplant procedure could make a face appear more youthful and healthy.

Bay Area residents can learn how to create a better self for 2019 by reviewing professional posts on the newly updated archive of posts focused on Palo Alto hair transplants issues. For these reasons, Silicon Valley Hair Institute has announced a new blog archive on the Palo Alto hair transplants page.

ABOUT THE SILICON VALLEY HAIR INSTITUTE

Silicon Valley Hair Institute, under the leadership of top-rated California hair transplant surgeon, Dr. Miguel Canales - is one of the best robotic hair transplant clinics in the San Francisco Bay Area. Dr. Canales provides both the FUT (FUT (Follicular Unit Transplant at http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/fut-surgery) and FUE hair transplant (Follicular Unit Extraction at http://siliconvalleyhairinstitute.com/fue-hair-transplant) procedures for Bay Area residents, who find this top-rated hair transplant specialist. The Silicon Valley Hair Institute is a specialized hair clinic serving hair loss and hair restoration needs in the San Francisco, San Jose and the Silicon Valley Peninsula (Sunnyvale, Mountain View, Palo Alto, Los Altos, Menlo-Atherton, Redwood City, etc.). Dr. Canales also specializes in aesthetic hair restoration for females seeking eyebrow transplantation or hairline advancements.

Source: Silicon Valley Hair Institute