The physician

Dr. Aaron Buzzard

An emergency physician who lives here, practices here, and does every consultation and injection himself.

Dr. Aaron Buzzard, MD, smiling, in a white coat at Precision Medical Aesthetics.

Aaron K. Buzzard, MD

Credentials

  • Texas A&M Class of 2000
  • Emergency Physician
  • EMS Medical Director
  • Associate Clinical Professor, Texas A&M University Health Science Center
  • Board certified in Emergency Medicine
  • Board certified in EMS Medical Direction
  • 22 years in practice
  • Member of the Texas A&M football team's medical staff, airway specialist on the sidelines during home games
  • Medical manager, Texas Task Force One Search and Rescue

Why a local physician

Local, experienced physician.

  • He lives here

    Dr. Buzzard lives in the Brazos Valley and practices here. He does not travel in from out of town for clinic days, and he is easily available for a consultation.

  • 15 years practicing in Bryan

    Now working with Precision Medical Aesthetics, which has been in business in Bryan for five years, with two full-time office staff, at the Physician Center on University Drive East.

  • The same people, every visit

    That means the physician who looks at your scalp at the consultation is the one holding the device at every appointment, and the office you call afterward is the same office, with the same people in it.

In his words

What my friends said

I started looking into this restoration method because some of my friends and co-workers were asking about options.

The same four things came up every time.

  1. Transplants look too painful.
  2. The recovery from a transplant is too long.
  3. It is too expensive.
  4. And nobody wants to drive to Houston.

Our custom needle is the answer for people worried about pain. It is very short and very fine, so there is nothing to numb, and most people say they barely feel it. The rest is what a local practice can do: no out-of-town drive, no recovery or time off to plan around, and significantly less expensive than a hair transplant.

What I will not do is tell you that the method works on everybody. Come in, let me look, and I will tell you straight if it's right for you.

Dr. Aaron Buzzard

Next step

Start with a conversation.

A consultation is Dr. Buzzard looking at your scalp under good light and telling you whether this is worth doing for you. Consultations are free, and available now by phone or in person.

Now booking free consultations, and injections beginning January 19.