Depending on individual needs, advanced proprietary techniques such as MaxHarvest™, Bolton Bundles™, and the Bolton Edge™ may be used to help maximize density while preserving long-term donor health.
Every case begins with careful planning based on hair loss pattern, donor characteristics, scalp condition, and long-term progression. Technique selection follows planning — ensuring the approach fits the patient, not the other way around.
Density is planned strategically to create results that look natural, frame the face appropriately, and age well over time — rather than focusing on short-term coverage alone.
Careful donor management supports meaningful results today while preserving options for the future, reducing the likelihood of unnecessary repeat procedures when appropriate.
29+ Years Dedicated Exclusively to Hair Restoration
Dr. Brett Bolton has spent more than 29 years focused solely on hair transplant surgery, developing experience across a wide range of hair loss patterns — including advanced and corrective cases.
Personally Involved in Every Evaluation
Patients value that their evaluation is personally reviewed, ensuring recommendations are realistic, individualized, and aligned with long-term goals — not automated or delegated.
Trusted for Complex and Corrective Decisions
Many patients seek Dr. Bolton for clarity when decisions are complex, including advanced hair loss, limited donor supply, or prior procedures. Experience matters most when the path forward is not simple.
Calm, Honest, and Pressure-Free Care
Patients consistently describe the experience as informative and respectful, with a focus on education, honest guidance, and confident decision-making at their own pace.
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Dr. Brett Bolton is a Fort Lauderdale–based hair transplant surgeon, founder of Great Hair Transplants, and creator of the advanced MaxHarvest™ technique. With 29 years dedicated exclusively to hair restoration and 822 verified five-star reviews, Dr. Bolton has built an international reputation for high-density, natural-looking results— often in a single session.
In this episode of The Dr. K Show, Dr. Michael Karlfeldt sits down with Dr. Bolton to unpack what most people get wrong about hair loss and why choosing the right surgeon can mean the difference between a life-changing outcome and an expensive mistake.
You’ll hear a candid breakdown of the “Wild West” of hair restoration, including why so many patients require corrective surgery, what’s happening inside many high-volume clinics, and how tissue handling, graft survival, and artistic placement determine whether hair grows naturally—or not at all.
Dr. Bolton also explains the genetic drivers of male and female pattern hair loss, how DHT miniaturizes follicles, why proper diagnosis and stabilization matters, and his perspective on add-ons such as PRP.
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Please understand that we do not charge by the graft. In our view, pricing hair transplantation this way can be misleading.
When a clinic says it is providing “1,000 grafts,” that number alone does not tell you how much hair you are actually receiving. Grafts can contain one, two, or three hairs, and each of those scenarios results in a very different amount of total hair—yet the patient is charged the same simply because the graft count is identical.
For this reason, we believe graft-based pricing does not always reflect the true value or outcome of a procedure.
Instead, we have chosen what we believe is a fairer and more transparent approach: pricing based on the amount of donor tissue removed.
While no method in hair transplantation is an exact science, this approach allows us to be more consistent and equitable. Our planning is based on averages. The average adult male has approximately 200 hairs per square centimeter in the donor area. We recognize, however, that individual hair density varies—some patients have more, and some have less.
Regardless of individual density, patients at the same pricing level receive approximately the same amount of donor tissue extracted. This ensures consistency in what is taken, rather than relying on graft numbers that can vary significantly in hair content.
Because harvesting techniques and individual anatomy vary, it is not possible to guarantee an exact number of square centimeters removed. That said, we make every effort to come as close as possible to the planned amount—and when feasible, we aim to slightly exceed it rather than fall short.