See If Hair Restoration Is Right For You—Before You Commit to Surgery

A private, personalized consultation to evaluate your hair loss, treatment options, and expected results—guided by experienced medical professionals.

Dr. Raffi Barsoumian, MD

Member, ISHRS · Long Island, NY

Dr. Raffi Barsoumian, MD is the medical director of RHRLI and a Member of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS). He personally leads every consultation and performs every hair restoration procedure alongside his clinical team.

Every treatment plan is customized—no templates, no shortcuts.

This Is Not a Sales Appointment

A comprehensive medical consultation focused on your health, eligibility, and long-term success.

Medical Eligibility

Determine whether you're medically eligible

Review Options

Review surgical and non-surgical options

Realistic Outcomes

Understand realistic outcomes and timelines

Safety & Planning

Discuss recovery, safety, and long-term planning

A comprehensive medical consultation focused on your health, eligibility, and long-term success.

Real procedures

Personalized care

Real patients

Performed in-clinic

Hair Restoration Is Permanent—Mistakes Are, Too

Hair restoration isn’t cosmetic filler. It’s a permanent medical procedure that requires careful planning and skilled execution.

This consultation exists to help you avoid rushed decisions, over-harvesting, and unnatural results—and to determine whether treatment makes sense for you at all.

How It Works

Request a Consultation

Submit a short, private form.

Speak With a Patient Advisor

Review your goals and next steps.

In-Clinic Evaluation

Confirm candidacy and personalized options.

No obligation. Private and confidential.

See If I’m a Candidate

Limited Consultation Incentive Available

Qualified candidates may be eligible for preferred pricing during their consultation.

If You're Going to Do This, Do It Informed

Medical Disclaimer: This website provides general information about hair restoration procedures. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Individual results may vary. Not all candidates are eligible for treatment. A medical consultation is required to determine candidacy.