About
Dr. Blake Bloxham (who many on our hair restoration forum are used to calling Blake or "Future-HT-Doc") used to work for this community as an editorial assistant and forum co-moderator and possesses a long history of providing insightful, supportive, and educational posts on our hair restoration forum. But his real passion always lay in becoming a top-notch hair transplant surgeon and being recommended on the Hair Transplant Network.
Dr. Bloxham performs surgery on only one or two patients per day and has the skill and staff to perform large, densely packed sessions of ultra-refined follicular unit hair transplant surgery exceeding 3000 grafts when appropriate for the patient. Dr. Blake Bloxham performs exclusive hair transplant surgery including FUT and FUE.
When Dr. Bloxham was an editorial assistant and forum co-moderator, he believed everybody was a candidate for follicular unit excision (formerly known as follicular unit extraction) (FUE) and that this would be his future. But practically speaking now that he's seen and performed a number of FUE procedures, his view is much more modest. Dr. Bloxham still believes that everyone should be performing FUE in conjunction with FUT/strip.
Dr. Blake Bloxham possesses a bachelor's of science in biology and pre-medical studies from the University of California and went to medical school at Andrew Taylor Still University. His post-graduate training was performed at Geisinger Medical Center.
Dr. Bloxham is a member of The ISHRS (International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery), the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery and is a member of the Sigma Phi medical honors society.
Dr. Blake Bloxham, his hair transplant technique, and patient results were carefully reviewed by our patient based online hair loss community. To view the highlights of this review, click here.
Services
Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT)
Follicular Unit Excision (FUE)
Modified Follicular Unit Extraction (mFUE)
Scar Repair
Hobbies
Playing music,
Writing ,
Film,
Studying future hair restoration techniques