Michael Petroglia’s Hair Restoration Story
Michael Petroglia plays a very important role as our Patient Advisor here at Robotic Hair Restoration of Long Island. Many people ask him how he ended up involved in the field of hair loss treatment. Believe it or not, in 2003, Michael was a patient himself. Michael was so satisfied with his full head of hair and new self-confidence, that he became heavily involved in the hair restoration industry. Michael started his career at a company called Medical Hair Restoration in 2003. After 8 years there, Bosley Medical purchased MHR. From 2011 -2014, Michael worked at Anapelli Hair Clinic in NYC as a hair restoration consultant. In 2015, with 12 years of experience in the industry, Michael joined forces with Dr. Baiju Gohil, and opened up Robotic Hair Restoration of Long Island, featuring the ARTAS®iXi robotic system; the newest technology in the hair restoration industry. His title at RHRLI is the Director of Patient Education, and he works as an educator and advisor to those interested in the details of the procedure, so that they can make an educated decision before moving forward with a hair restoration procedure.
Michael’s Story – Finding Treatment for Hair Loss
Michael’s Son’s (Michael) Hair Restoration Story
Michael’s son, Michael Joseph, saw firsthand the incredible results that his father achieved as his hair started fully growing in the areas that were bare or thinning. Soon enough, his father had a full head of hair again. Michael Joseph was recently engaged, but there was one problem. His hair was now thinning as well. He had his father’s genes. After inquiring more about the procedure and the ARTAS® Robot, Michael J. learned everything about the surgery and the experience from his father. He mentioned to Michael J. how typically there are no staples or sutures required, and I experienced only mild discomfort. Another important bit of information he added was that post-op recovery time from the hair restoration procedure is extremely short. He even said he sees plenty of people go back to work in a day or two.