Physician Directory

Gholamali Abbasi, MD

Diplomate

Tehran International Tower, Tehran, Tehran Province, Iran

0098-21-880115500098-21-88011550

0098-21-88630117

draliabbasi@yahoo.com

http://www.abbasihairclinic.com

Ibrahim Abdelkareem, MD

Diplomate

18 Ahmed Kassem Gouda, Abbas El Akkad Nasr City, Cairo Egypt

201102602673201102602673

ibrahimderma@gmail.com

http://www.ibrahimabdelkareem.com

Assistant professor of Dermatology and Hair Transplant Surgeon

Balen Mohammedamin Abdullah, MD

Diplomate

Frankfurt 3, Germany

49176219682374917621968237

dr.baleen@yahoo.com

Mohammed A. Abushawareb, MD

Diplomate

P.O. Box 69424,Riyadh,11547,Saudi Arabia

011-966-1-481-6660011-966-1-481-6660

011-966-1-480-2225

mabushawareb@hotmail.com

Retired Emeritus Status. Years certified 2003-2022

Dr. Morteza Adabi, MD

Diplomate

Ghassemi Street, Keshan Square, Babol Mazandaran, Iran 4716689883

32288838 01132288838 011

info@dr-adabi.ir

http://www.dr-adabi.ir

Ji-Sup Ahn, MD, PhD

Diplomate

2F, Gangnam Bldg., #211-20,Nonhyun-dong, Gangnam-gu,South Korea

-5109-5109

#NAME?

drahn@hairmedical.co.kr

http://www.hairmedical.co.kr

Dr. Fraz Akhtar

Main Gulberg, Lahore 54000 Pakistan

923009489999923009489999

akhtarfraz21@hotmail.com

Nasir Naseem Akhtar

Winsome Hair Clinic Anwar Tower Shadman Chouk Jail Road, Lahore, Punjab, 54000, Pakistan

+0333 688 5628+0333 688 5628

nasirnaseemakhtar@gmail.com

http://www.winsomehairclub.com.pk

Fadi Al-Sabbagh, MD

Diplomate

Novomed Integrative Medicine, Apt. 311, Golf Vista A, Damac Hills, Dubai, UAE

+971507021800+971507021800

fadials1970@yahoo.com

Hussam Al-Sayed, MD

Diplomate

Abdun Al Shmali, 11183. Amman, Jordan, Riyadh Saudi Arabia

+962-788878080+962-788878080

dr.hussamalsayed@hotmail.com

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ABHRS/IBHRS Code of Ethics Policy Statement

WHEREAS, the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery (ABHRS) is a surgical certifying board organized to examine physicians in the area of hair restoration surgery; and

WHEREAS, the ABHRS is a surgical certifying board organized to promote the safe practice of hair restoration surgery;

NOW, THEREFORE, the ABHRS has established the following policy: As a Diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, I pledge myself to…

Use every opportunity to improve public understanding of the role of the Hair Restoration Surgeon.

Cooperate in every reasonable and proper way with other physicians and work with them in activities contributing to the advancement of quality patient care.

Maintain the confidentiality of privileged information entrusted or known to me by virtue of my role as a hair restoration surgeon within the constraints of the law.

Accept no personal compensation from any party that would influence or require special consideration in the provision of care to any patient.

Provide patient care impartially, provide no special privilege to any individual patient based on the patient’s race, color, creed, sex, national origin or handicap.

Use only legal and ethical means in the provision of care to my patients and strive to expose those physicians deficient in character or competence, or who engage in fraud or deception.

Maintain the highest standard of personal conduct.

Abide by the highest ethical standards in activities designed to attract patients to my practice including recognition and enforcement of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery advertising policy which requires Diplomate status should not be embellished, to utilize truthful advertising, and to designate my ABHRS membership as ABHRS Diplomate as opposed to “Board Certified” by the ABHRS.

Maintain loyalty to the goals and objectives of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery as stated in the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery By-Laws.

Promote and encourage the highest level of medical ethics in providing competent medical service with compassion and respect for human dignity.

Recognize and discharge my responsibility and that of the Medical and/or Osteopathic profession to uphold the laws and regulations relating to the practice of hair restoration surgery.

Strive for excellence in all aspects of medical practice.

Continue to study, apply and advance scientific knowledge, make relevant information available to patients, colleagues and the public, obtain consultation, and use the talents of other health professionals when the best interests of a patient so indicates.

The ABHRS Guidelines For Truth in Representation And Advertising have been established to help members avoid what can be universally considered as misleading or unacceptable messages.

We have encouraged ABHRS/IBHRS members to review their individual as well as group practice websites and marketing materials to assure that misleading or ambiguous language as defined in the following infractions are not included. Members of the public who are seeking professional services from a hair restoration surgeon should consider these terms as “red flags”. If they are used in a doctor’s marketing material or website, the consumer should beware.

The following issues/concepts are considered misleading or inappropriate:

False Statements and Copyright / Trademark Infringement

Including inaccurate credentials. E.g., claiming ABHRS (American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery) Diplomate status or IBHRS (International Board of Hair Restoration Surgery) status when the individual has not earned this designation, or claiming inaccurate expertise in hair restoration surgery in general.

The use of other physicians’ before & after photos as their own.

Violating the copyright of others with the illegal use of photos or text.

Ambiguous use of the ABHRS Logo which implies non-ABHRS/IBHRS diplomates are also diplomates.

Inappropriate Use of Staff

Specifically, the surgical act of creating extraction incisions for removal of live tissue, whether during follicular unit transplantation (FUT), or follicular unit extraction (FUE) procedures, is a non-delegable act, and must be performed by the physician of record. In addition, the creation of incisions for placement of grafts is also non-delegable, and must be performed by the physician of record. Evidence of unlicensed, non-physicians performing surgical procedures clearly outside of legally enforceable standards of care is in clear violation of ABHRS ethical guidelines.

Inappropriate, Misleading, Inaccurate Terminology

The use of the following, or similar terminology that misrepresents the physical realities of high quality hair transplant surgery:

“Scarless surgery”

“No incision”

“No touch”

“No cutting”

“Cloning”

“Hair multiplication”

“Non-invasive”

“Guaranteed results”

“Unlimited grafts”

“No risk”

“Pain free”

“Eliminates the need for additional procedures”

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ABHRS/IBHRS Code of Ethics Policy Statement

False Statements and Copyright / Trademark Infringement

Inappropriate Use of Staff

Inappropriate, Misleading, Inaccurate Terminology

ABHRS Guidelines for Display of ABHRS Logo