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Dr. Scott Boden Gives Connecticut Woman the Gift of Hair after Bout with Cancer

Dr. Boden is a participating physician with the ISHRS Operation Restore program, which helps people who have lost hair as a result of disease or trauma and lack the financial resources to have corrective hair restoration surgery.

2010-10-06
WEATHERSFIELD, CT, October 06, 2010 (Press-News.org) Scott Boden, M.D., a board certified hair transplant surgeon with the Hair Restoration and Aesthetic Medicine Center of Connecticut, recently gave cancer survivor, Genevieve Proto, the gift of hair by performing a pro bono hair transplant on her scalp.

In 2006, at the age of 50, Genevieve Proto was diagnosed with Lymphoma. She had surgery to excise the malignant tumor and then received 22 bouts of radiation therapy. Though she has been cancer-free for nearly three years, the emotional and physical scars of her experience are still with her. Treatment of the malignant tumor left a prominent bald patch on her scalp. She feared that she would have to endure this constant reminder of her illness for the rest of her life.

Dr. Boden is a participating physician with the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgeons Operation Restore program, which helps people who have lost hair as a result of disease or trauma and lack the financial resources to have corrective hair restoration surgery. Through Operation Restore, Dr. Boden met with Genevieve and determined her to be a good candidate for hair transplantation.

"Genevieve is a fighter and came through the battle of her life," said Dr. Boden. "The opportunity to restore her confidence and self-esteem through hair transplantation was a gratifying experience for me. It's for this reason that I enjoy being involved with Operation Restore."

Before and after photos of Genevieve can be found at http://hairtransplantct.com/news/.

About Hair Restoration and Aesthetic Medicine Center of Connecticut
Hair Restoration and Aesthetic Medicine Center of Connecticut uses advanced hair transplantation techniques that provide fuller hair and a natural hair line that is indistinguishable from your natural, youthful hairline. In addition to hair transplant procedures, Dr. Boden offers non-invasive facial cosmetic procedures including BOTOX and Dermal Fillers, as well as non-surgical hair loss therapies that may be more appropriate for certain types of hair loss.

The Hair Restoration Center of Connecticut is located at 350 Silas Deane Highway, Suite 101, Wethersfield, CT 06109. For more information, please contact (860) 563-1400 or visit http://www.hairtransplantct.com.

About Operation Restore
The Operation Restore program matches prospective hair loss patients with volunteer ISHRS physicians to obtain hair restoration services to help restore the physical and emotional wellness of the individual. The foundation will provide financial, travel, lodging, and medical assistance to eligible patients. For more information visit http://www.ISHRS.org


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[Press-News.org] Dr. Scott Boden Gives Connecticut Woman the Gift of Hair after Bout with Cancer
Dr. Boden is a participating physician with the ISHRS Operation Restore program, which helps people who have lost hair as a result of disease or trauma and lack the financial resources to have corrective hair restoration surgery.