Franklin

Franklin, Alabama in Macon County is home to Franklin School, which opened their doors in 1890 and Harris Barrett School, which was built in 1903 with handmade bricks made by Tuskegee University students under the direction of Booker T Washington. With over 50% of the population over the age of 45 and the median age being 47, it’s possible that a large amount of the population could be losing their hair. If you live in Franklin and would like to restore your hair, then you should pay a visit to Dr. Brett Bolton of GreatHairTransplants. He’s known as the doctor’s doctor, providing the maximum density in just on procedure.

Creek Stand

Creek Stand is an unincorporated community, which is a region that is not a part of any municipality in Macon County, Alabama.  Creek Stand is home to Creekwood, a Greek Revival home that was built around 1844 and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. It may be hard to believe in such a beautiful place, that people could be losing their hair, but it happens to even those who aren’t stressed. There’s no reason for Creek Stand residence to stress about losing your hair thanks to Dr. Brett Bolton of GreatHairTransplants. Come visit Dr. Bolton and his staff; they’ll find the right look for you.

Notasulga

Notasulga, Alabama is a town that shares Lee and Macon County. Nora Neale Hurston was born in Notasulga in 1891; she was known for her 1937 novel Their Eyes Were Watching God. There are 916 people in this aging community. If you are a resident of Notasulga, who is affected by hair loss, then pay a visit to Dr. Brett Bolton, founder and medical director of GreatHairTransplants. He’s known as the “magic man” of the hair loss industry and with over 18 years of experience, he’ll help you find the right look.

Shorter

Shorter, Alabama of Macon County is a small historic town with 355 resident. Shorter has a young population with the median age being 33 years old. Although at this age most people wouldn’t expect to be losing their hair, 5% of men start losing their hair at age 18. So if you live in Shorter and are affected by hair loss, you have nothing to worry about thanks to Dr. Brett Bolton of GreatHairTransplants. Dr. Bolton is creator of the MaxHarvest procedure, which provides a maximum of hair for greater density in just one procedure.

Tuskegee

Tuskegee is a historical city in Macon County, Alabama with over 11,000 residents and is home to Tuskegee University, which was founded by Booker T. Washington in 1881. The mission behind Tuskegee was to educate freedmen for self-sufficiency. Tuskegee is a young a flourishing population, so if you live in Tuskegee, then maybe you’ll find hair restoration, an interesting endeavor. Dr. Brett Bolton, founder and medical director of GreatHairTransplants, is considered the “magic man” of the hair industry. Dr. Bolton has over 15 years of experience and dedicated staffs that will make you feel comfortable and help you find the right look for you.