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What is Hair Transplantation? Importance of the Front Hairline "Walk through"
Tour Photo Gallery I (Men) Frontal Forelock
Gallery I Women's Photo Gallery I Corrective Hair Corrective
Photo Gallery I Crown/vertex Additional Topics:
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About Our Medical StaffMichael Beehner, M.D. - Medical Director
Diplomate: American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery: 1997-present Diplomate: American Board of Family Practice; 1976-2003 Undergraduate: Loyola University (Chicago) 1963-67; B.S. Biology; President of Student Council 1966-67 Medical School: University of Illinois Medical School (Chicago) 1967-71; M.D. Internship: Wesley Medical Center (Wichita, Kansas) 1971-72; Family Practice Residency: St. Francis Medical Center (Wichita, Kansas) 1974-75 General Surgery (including three months training in plastic surgery) Residency: University of Wisconsin, 1975-October 1976; Family Practice Military: Public Health Service; National Health Service Corps; 1972-74;Stationed in West Winfield, N.Y. Rural family practice in health manpower shortage area.
Membership in Professional Organizations: American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery International Society of Hair Restoration
Surgery
Certified: Advanced Cardiac Life Support Volunteer: Volunteer Surgeon for the "Bellevue-NYU Program
for Survivors of Torture" at Bellvue Hospital in NYC. Honors, Papers published, Lecture presentations: 1999 Platinum Follicle Award: Given annually by the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery to that physician who performed the year’s best research Nov. 1999, chosen by the Discovery Channel as featured practice for one-hour special on Hair Transplant Surgery, to be aired in prime time in June 2001. Dr. Beehner conducts complete surgical procedure and answers questions about the specialty on the show.
1994, Awarded "Outstanding Achievement Award" by American Academy of Facial Plastic Surgery 1997, Recipient of the 1997 Research Award Grant in Barcelona, Spain by the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, for a study on the survival rate of hairs in centrally placed minigrafts 2000, Recipient of the 2000 Research Award Grant in Hawaii by the ISHRS, for a 3-year study on the differences between scalp zones transplanted with both minigrafts and FU’s, and comparing “limited-depth” sites with full-depth ones. 2002, Recipient of the 2002 Research Award Grant in Chicago by the ISHRS, for a study comparing a one-layer and two-layer closure method for repairing the donor area.
2004, recipient of the 2004 Research Award Grant in Hawaii by the ISHRS for a study on hair follicle survival following transection. Author of 2 chapters in 4th edition of Hair Transplantation, 2003, the main textbook for our specialty. The chapters are: “Planning and Organization of Hair Transplantation,” and “Summary of Research Studies in Hair Growth”. Author of 2 chapters (Anatomy, Terminology) in latest hair transplantation text edited by Haber and Stough, 2006, Hair Transplantation Contributor to the new text by James Harris, M.D. and Manny Marritt, M.D. 2003, entitled Hair Replacement Revolution. Recommended as one of the best surgeons in the U.S. by the three principal websites acting as consumer advocates on the internet (www.Hairtransplantnetwork.com / www. hairlosshelp.com / and www.iahrs.org) Christopher Pawlinga, M.D. - associate surgeon- R.N. Bachelor of Science degree: SUNY University, Utica-Rome
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Personal: Dr. Beehner resides in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. with his wife Harrilyn. They have been married 38 years and have four grown children and three grandchildren. Harrilyn serves as the office manager for the practice. Dr. Beehner’s interests outside of medicine include playing baseball (plays a week every January with the Chicago Cubs in Arizona), running (41 marathons in total, including Boston 13 times), stamp collecting, playing guitar and harmonica, and prison ministry with the Catholic R.E.C. Program.
