Parsa Mohebi, M.D.

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Dr. Mohebi is a physician who is active in research in hair growth, gene therapy techniques and hair multiplication. Dr. Mohebi performed several studies on wound healing and hair growth using growth factors and gene therapy methods. Dr. Mohebi’s main focus is towards the research of hair growth, hair multiplication, wound healing and psychology of hair transplant. Dr. Mohebi completed a fellowship in surgical hair restoration at New Hair Institute.

Dr. Mohebi has multiple publications and presentations on hair loss, hair restoration methods and wound healing. He is actively involved in improving surgical methods and techniques for hair transplant surgery. Dr. Mohebi is the inventor of the Laxometer, a device that measures the mobility of the scalp before hair transplant procedure. Laxometer increases a surgeon’s accuracy and helps minimize the widening of scar in donor area.

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