Comprehensive solutions and an individualized approach to hair loss in NYC and surrounding areas.
Unique Hair Concepts (UHC) focuses on what's important: privacy, honesty, and your complete comfort. We live by a higher standard of customization and quality, minimizing hair loss in men, women, and children. It all starts with our expert team of Hair Restoration Specialists, who provide individualized attention and a custom-tailored solution for your hair loss in NYC and surrounding areas.
Our offerings include custom cranial prosthetics, premium quality wigs, hair enhancements, hair extensions, hair pieces, trichology-based hair loss prevention treatments and scalp therapy. All our work is custom-tailored for each guest based on their lifestyle, needs and expectations. Unique Hair Concepts is an exclusive provider of the CRLAB CNC prosthesis made utilizing 3D printed cam scan technology.
Your first visit to Unique Hair Concepts consists of a private, complimentary in-person consultation. During the consultation we perform a Tricotest using microscopic camera technology and computerized analysis that will help you better understand your current hair and scalp situation.
Located in Ardsley, New York (Westchester County), we are easily accessible and just 15 miles north of mid-town Manhattan. We proudly serve clients in the NYC boroughs, Connecticut, New Jersey, and surrounding areas. Because we are known for our unique approach and comprehensive non-surgical solutions, we also have guests visit us from across the country and even internationally.
We're not like other hair replacement clinics, and we hope that comes through in our name. At Unique Hair Concepts, you’ll find only the finest non-surgical hair restoration solutions — a result of decades of research, development, and innovation.
Hair loss can happen to anyone. You might think of men developing a classic receding hairline, but truthfully, women can experience hair loss too, especially as we age. Going through menopause can cause this, as the balance of hormones in the body changes.
Many people know our hair goes through cycles. Anagen is the growth phase, while the catagen phase marks the transition between this and the telogen or resting phase. Finally, the hair sheds in the exogen phase. Various things can interfere with any part of the natural cycle, but can we include winter among them?
