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Work With Me

Helping ethical clinics attract better-informed patients through clarity, credibility and long-term thinking.

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Why clinics choose to work with me

I’m not an influencer who’s had one procedure and picked up a camera. I’ve lived with hair loss for over 30 years, undergone eight hair transplant procedures, including complex repair surgery, and spent more than 15 years working inside hair transplant clinics. During that time I’ve sat in thousands of consultations alongside surgeons and carried out hundreds of my own with patients, both in person and online.

That combination matters.

It means I understand:

  • How hair transplants age over time
  • How poor planning creates repair cases years later
  • How medications like finasteride and minoxidil fit into long-term strategies
  • How clinics actually operate day to day, not just how they appear online
  • What patients are genuinely anxious about before and after surgery

Clinics work with me because I don’t chase hype, volume, or viral content. I focus on education, realism, and long-term thinking. These are the same principles ethical clinics want patients to understand before they ever step into a theatre.

How I support clinics and why it’s different

My role isn’t to sell a clinic. It’s to help clinics:

  • Communicate their philosophy clearly
  • Attract better-informed, realistic patients
  • Showcase results responsibly
  • Build trust through transparency and education

I’ve worked closely with surgeons including Dr Victor Hasson, Dr Jerry Wong, Dr Edward Ball, and Dr Ted Miln, and I understand the pressures clinics face. That includes managing expectations and enquiries, online visibility, patient education, and aftercare communication.

Because I consult independently, my patient conversations are not referral-driven.

Any collaboration with a clinic is based on work delivered in return for value, not commissions.

This protects:

  • My credibility with patients
  • Your credibility as a clinic
  • The long-term trust of the audience
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Industry presence and forums, a long view most people don’t have

I’ve been active on hair loss forums for over 20 years, long before social media existed.

I originally documented my own journey publicly, including mistakes, poor surgery, and repair, and I still understand how these communities function today.

I’m currently active across:

  • Hair Restoration Network
  • Hair Loss Experiences
  • Reddit hair loss and transplant communities
  • Facebook groups, including Hair Loss Conquerors

That matters because:

  • Forums reward consistency, honesty, and education
  • Poor promotion is spotted instantly
  • Trust is earned slowly and lost quickly

I help clinics navigate these spaces carefully, ethically, and effectively.

Bespoke and strategic support

Not every clinic needs the same thing, and not every clinic benefits from a fixed or prescriptive model.

Some clinics want light-touch association and visibility.
Others want deeper strategic involvement.
Many sit somewhere in between.

Where appropriate, I’m happy to structure bespoke support shaped around:

  • Your clinic’s current needs
  • Your internal team and resources
  • The level of involvement that genuinely adds value

This may be delivered on a project, monthly, or advisory basis and can include strategic input around consultations, patient journey, content, forums, education, or visibility.

How any collaboration works is always discussed one to one, so expectations are clear on both sides before anything moves forward.

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What collaboration can include

Depending on the clinic’s needs, collaboration may involve:

  • Educational and introductory videos
  • Patient journey films and testimonials
  • Podcasts and long-form discussions
  • Clinic visits and surgical observation
  • Social media content and amplification
  • Website and patient-facing content
  • Forum posting and community engagement
  • Strategic advice around messaging, positioning, and growth

Some clinics want visibility.
Some want education.
Some want better-prepared patients.

My role adapts to that.

Over the years I’ve naturally become a sounding board for clinics, not just on content, but on how things actually run day to day.

I understand the consultation process because I’ve sat in thousands of them. I know where patients get confused, where they get nervous, and where things can quietly fall apart. I’ve seen how small tweaks to how you explain medication, graft numbers, long term planning or pricing can completely change the quality of the patient in front of you.

Sometimes the most valuable work isn’t filming a patient journey. It’s looking at how enquiries are handled. How follow up is done. Whether the right people are being booked in the first place. How to say no to the wrong cases. How to deal with complaints without defensiveness. How to avoid creating future repair patients.

I’m not coming in with a corporate framework. I’m coming in with thirty years of lived experience and fifteen years inside clinics. I’ve made mistakes myself. I’ve seen other people make them. That perspective is often what clinics find most useful.

Real-world example: working with Dr Mani Mittal

Patient journey film
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc96CjoldJ0

Podcast discussion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMAluIAqeFQ&t=202s

Dr Mani’s work reflects the kind of approach I value:

Educational clinic visit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FeBH61QMUM0&t=228s

Short-form clips
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/OJ2sQey_tYM

Dr Mani’s work reflects the kind of approach I value:

  • Calm, focused surgical environment
  • One patient per day
  • Emphasis on natural results
  • Strong personal aftercare and long-term relationships

These examples exist so clinics can see the standard, not a sales pitch.

Who this is best suited for

Working with me is most valuable for clinics who:

  • Prioritise long-term planning over quick wins
  • Want informed, realistic patients
  • Care about reputation as much as results
  • Value education and transparency
  • Understand that trust compounds over time

If you’re looking for volume, hype, or influencer-style promotion, I’m probably not the right fit. If you’re building something sustainable, we’ll likely align.

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Next steps

If you’d like to explore working together, the best place to start is simply a conversation.

There’s no pressure, no expectation, and no obligation. Just a chance to see whether our values and approach make sense together.