Anderson Center for Hair

Come inside the 2026 American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery meeting with me.

From registration to the exhibit hall, these national meetings are always a great opportunity to reconnect with colleagues, see what’s new in the field, and stay current with the latest technology, techniques, and ideas in facial plastic surgery.

I’m especially looking forward to the educational sessions, catching up with friends from around the country, and sharing a few highlights along the way.

Hair loss has enough misinformation surrounding it already.

Hats, how often you wash your hair, and which side of the family your genetics come from are three things that get blamed all the time.

So, what actually holds up? Let’s clear up a few of the most common hair loss myths.
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Turns out, Kourtney was onto something 👀

Tight ponytails, braids, and other styles that repeatedly pull on the hair can lead to traction alopecia, a form of hair loss caused by ongoing tension on the follicles.

The longer that tension continues, the greater the risk of lasting damage. If you’re noticing thinning around the hairline or areas where your styles tend to pull the most, it may be time to give your follicles a break.
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Looking forward to a big week for Dr. Anderson and the field of hair restoration.

This week, he’ll be presenting at the AAFPRS Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, bringing nearly 25 years of experience in hair restoration to a conversation that goes well beyond the technical side of surgery.

There’s so much that goes into creating a successful long-term outcome for a patient, and conversations like these continue to move the specialty forward.

See you in Vegas!
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Thank you to ATL Live for having Dr. Ken Anderson on to discuss an important shift in men’s health and confidence: more men are opening up about hair loss and taking proactive steps to explore their options.

The conversation covered what’s driving younger men to seek treatment, why early consultation matters, and how realistic expectations and a personalized treatment plan can make all the difference.

We’re grateful for the opportunity to help keep the conversation around men’s hair loss moving forward.
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A hair transplant should not always be step one.

Preserving the hair you still have can be just as important as replacing what you have lost. The right plan may begin with non-surgical treatments and time, not the operating room.

Not sure about your next steps? Schedule a consultation at Anderson Center for Hair.
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Bad news for hair loss: Dr. Anderson clocked in 🙂‍↕️

Hair follicles, consider this your warning!
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