Specialty market guide
Hair Restoration Practices: Market Guide for Medical Sales
Hair restoration covers surgical transplantation (FUE and FUT) and non-surgical treatments such as PRP and low-level laser therapy, delivered by dermatologists, surgeons and dedicated hair clinics.
Med Radar market snapshot
Hair Restoration: U.S. & Canada records
Data as of October 5, 2026
- Practice & provider records
- 27
- Organizations / practices
- 27
- Independent-practice candidates
- 1
- Recently enumerated
- 5
- With a verified website
- 2
Confirmed or likely owner-operated
NPI registered in the last 2 years
Most represented specialties
- 1. Dermatology10
- 2. Surgery4
- 3. Primary Care Clinic3
- 4. Medical Clinic2
- 5. Clinic2
- 6. Plastic Surgery2
- 7. Family Medicine1
- 8. Hair Loss1
Largest ZIP code clusters
- 1. 304011
- 2. 900641
- 3. 770561
- 4. 234521
- 5. 700011
- 6. 752461
States with the most records
- 1. CA4
- 2. TX2
- 3. LA2
- 4. ON2
- 5. GA2
- 6. FL2
- 7. OK1
- 8. MN1
- 9. MD1
- 10. IL1
Types of hair restoration clinics
- Dedicated hair transplant clinics
- Dermatology practices offering hair loss treatment
- Plastic surgery practices with hair services
How medical sales professionals prospect this specialty
- Combine named hair clinics with dermatology targets
- Check service menus for PRP or laser hair treatments
Provider and business classifications
Businesses whose registered name references hair restoration, hair transplant or a hair clinic. There is no dedicated NPI taxonomy for this segment.
What public data can and cannot establish
Hair restoration is identified by business name only, so practices offering hair services under another name are not counted.
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Figures are counts of normalized records stored in Med Radar's practice database for the United States and Canada, computed on October 5, 2026. Records come mainly from the public CMS NPI registry (NPPES), merged with public business-listing and website evidence.
"Independent-practice candidates" are records Med Radar classifies as confirmed or likely owner-operated based on public evidence; this is a research signal, not a legal determination. "Recently enumerated" means the NPI was registered within the last two years, which is not the same as a verified opening date.
Segment definition: Businesses whose registered name references hair restoration, hair transplant or a hair clinic. There is no dedicated NPI taxonomy for this segment.
Counts are not a census: practices without an NPI, with a mailing address in another city, or classified under a different taxonomy may be missing or counted elsewhere. Hospitals and large health systems are filtered out of Med Radar search results but may appear in raw record counts.
Cite as: Med Radar practice database, medradaralma.com, data as of October 5, 2026.