Takai Media Productions
A Great Hair Day! With Dr. Joseph Williams
On “A Great Hair Day!”, your host, Joseph Williams, MD, will walk you through treatment options to stop your hair loss, and promote future growth. Dr. Williams has been changing the lives of his patients for over 20 years and specializes in cutting edge, scientifically proven, non-surgical treatments new to the Las Vegas valley. Everyone wants “A Great Hair Day!”
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Takai Media Productions
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Último episodio
29 de jul. de 2026
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Episodios
EPISODE 3: Addressing Hair Loss Doesn't Have to Involve Surgery 29.07.2026 46:37
Dr. Williams reminisces with a past hair transplant patient and explains how new cutting-edge treatments can address your hair loss without the need for surgery. Email: Admin@need-hair.com Phone Number: 702-257-0888 Website: need-hair.com
EPISODE 1: The New Era: Hair Restoration WITHOUT Surgery 29.07.2026 19:15
In this episode, you'll learn about cutting edge treatments to address your hair loss without surgery. You'll hear from a patient of Dr. Williams who describes his personal experience with these non-surgical treatments. Email: Admin@need-hair.com Phone Number: 702-257-0888 Website: need-hair.com
EPISODE 2: A Patient's Perspective On Non-Surgical Hair Loss Treatments 29.07.2026 20:10
Meet Steven! He came to Dr. Williams seeking help for his hair loss. Concerned that the next step was a hair transplant, Dr. Williams reassured him that there were non-surgical options that may prevent even needing a transplant. Hear about his hair journey and the exciting results he's seeing after just a few short months!
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