But since the ARTAS System is controlled by a computer, it doesn't have quite the color visibility of a human. The ARTAS System can only treat men with black or brown hair. Moreover, it's only approved for men with androgenetic alopecia (male pattern hair loss). So if you're a man that suffers from a less common form of hair loss like telogen effluvium (TE), you're not a good candidate for the Artas System.

According to Restoration Robotics, 35 million men in the U.S. are effected by androgenetic alopecia. Hair is a sign of youth and vitality, so it's natural that those men want to do something about their hair loss. Sixty-eight percent of men feel helpless about their hair loss. If you're one of those men, you don't have to suffer any longer. You can restore your hair and confidence more easily than ever. The ARTAS System uses the same hair restoration techniques that have been trusted for years, but enables the FUE to be more precise than ever. The technological mishaps that sometimes occur during total manual hair transplantation have been virtually eliminated by the ARTAS System.

“Many patients are seeking less invasive alternatives to the current hair restoration techniques,” said Dr. Miguel Canales, the medical director at Restoration Robotics. “There is growing interest in FUE because of its many patient benefits, such as less discomfort and a quicker return to normal activities. The ARTAS™ System solves many of the technical challenges experienced by physicians currently attempting the FUE procedure which gives physicians and patients an exciting new choice.”

If you'd like to learn more about the exciting new ARTAS System for hair loss, contact us today. We'll set up a private consultation with a hair loss expert in your area.