Tue 15 Dec 2009
Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Cam Simmons Joins the Ranks of the Coalition
Category: Hair Loss News , Hair Restoration Physicians , Hair Transplant Surgery , Physician Reviews , Physician and Clinic News , Selecting a Hair Restoration Clinic
Just as students must possess a high grade point average and certain skills to be accepted into an elite University, only the best hair restoration physicians are invited to join the high ranks of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians. To see our demanding standards for the Coalition, click here.
Recently, we sought your input and opinions about potentially inviting Dr. Cam Simmons to join the ranks of the Coalition. To view what our members have said, visit the Potential Coalition Membership for Dr. Cam Simmons of Toronto. In addition to your input, we sought the private feedback of physicians recommended by this community.
Given the multitude of positive remarks and support for Dr. Simmons, we’d like to congratulate him on becoming our newest member of the Coalition of Independent Hair Restoration Physicians. You can view Dr. Simmons’ Coalition profile by clicking here.
A special thanks to everyone who provided their valuable feedback regarding the potential Coalition membership for Dr. Simmons. Feel free to congratulate him by clicking on his featured potential coalition membership thread above.
For hair loss sufferers considering hair transplant surgery in the Toronto area and beyond, we strongly encourage you to consult with and consider Dr. Cam Simmons for your procedure.
Onwards and Upwards,
Pat Hennessey and Bill Seemiller – Publisher and Associate Publisher of the Hair Transplant Network, the Coalition Hair Loss Learning Center, the Hair Loss Q & A Blog and the Hair Restoration Discussion Forum
Coalition member
I’ve known Dr. Sharon Keene for over ten years and first saw her perform hair transplant surgery when she was working with Dr. Ron Shapiro in his clinic in Minnesota several years ago. She has always impressed me as being very meticulous, dedicated and caring.
Though she once did all pure follicular units, she now likes to use a limited amount of double follicular units (two follicular units that are very close together) when appropriate. She believes that this gives the patient the best illusion of density, while still maintaining complete naturalness, even under close inspection. She also feels that the careful use of some multi follicular unit grafts in the midscalp region also gives her patients the best financial value. I tend to agree that it is best not to be bound by pure follicular unit dogma.
Physician members of the
In the hands of the right hair restoration physician, today’s hair transplants are so natural that even hairstylists cannot detect them. But despite the recent advancements in the industry, the majority of the public still think of the old hair plugs when hair transplants are mentioned.


