Dr. Parsa Mohebi

Dr. Parsa Mohebi founded his own practice, Parsa Mohebi Hair Restoration, after a hair restoration fellowship at the New Hair Institute under Dr. William Rassman1. The practice is multi-surgeon, also listing Dr. Manu Gujrati in San Francisco and Dr. Diane Marshall, an internal medicine physician2. Offices are in Beverly Hills, Woodland Hills, San Francisco and San Diego, with Las Vegas coming soon2.

The clinic offers FUE (moving individual follicles) and FUT (removing a strip of donor scalp for dissection into grafts), with FUE, being more labor-intensive, typically costing more3. Its Celebrity Hair Transplant is a "discreet" FUE procedure said to let patients return to work almost immediately with no shaving or visible scarring1. Dr. Mohebi invented the Mohebi Implanter for graft placement and the Laxometer, used to plan wound closure in strip surgery1. A typical session runs 2,000 to 4,000 grafts or more, and the clinic also transplants beard or body hair to the scalp3. Good candidates are described as having stabilized, typical pattern hair loss and sufficient donor hair; insufficient donor hair or unrealistic expectations may rule a patient out3.

The clinic does not publish its own price list; its cost page instead gives general Los Angeles market ranges, citing a full transplant as typically $4,000 to $20,000 and per-graft costs of $2 to over $10, with FUE at top-tier LA clinics running $8 to $12 a graft3. Scalp micropigmentation is priced at $1,500 to $2,000 per session; cost overall is said to cover the surgeon's fee, staff, facility fees and post-surgery consultations, with payment plans through CareCredit and Lending Club3. A travel reimbursement of up to $500 is offered for trips over 100 miles, plus a hotel stay for shorter trips to Woodland Hills or San Francisco, though the page describes the Woodland Hills stay inconsistently, once as free and once as a $250 reimbursement3.

Consultations, in person or online, are led by the clinic's surgeons, who evaluate hair loss and donor area and discuss expectations; a $200 fee is applied toward treatment if the patient proceeds3. Insurance is described as generally covering transplants only when hair loss results from a medical condition or burns3.

Dr. Mohebi is a diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery4. He is also a Fellow of the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery5.