Dr. Dr. Ramona Kelemen

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Get to know Hair Transplant Physician Dr. Ramona Kelemen, who serves patients in Scottsdale, Arizona and worldwide.

An exceptional hair transplant physician, Dr. Kelemen is the Founder of Hair 4 Life in Scottsdale, Arizona. With a passion for treating hair loss in men and women with the latest surgical and non-surgical hair restoration techniques, she integrates the best of what conventional and naturopathic medicine have to offer to create a unique and personal experience for patients with optimal results. Her philosophy is that building a partnership with her patients allows her to empower and educate the patients to ensure they are capable of attaining their goals of looking and feeling their best. At H4L the motto is: “WE know hair, because it is ALL we do!”

After graduating with her medical degree from Vasile Goldis University in Romania in 2001, she moved to Scottsdale following her husband who at the time was serving in the US Armed Forces.  She began working as a hair transplant technician for a prestigious hair transplant practice. Although she already completed her medical education in Europe and received ECFMG certification, she decided to extend her knowledge and joined an American medical school program at Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine, thus enabling her to combine allopathic and naturopathic medical knowledge. Twenty years and thousands of  patients later, she has grown to become a cutting-edge provider in this unique field.

Armed with both sides of the medical spectrum, Dr. Kelemen brings a wealth of knowledge to help her patients achieve their hair restoration goals. What sets her apart from the rest of the physicians in the hair transplant field is that: she is able (not just theory)to perform every step of the surgery and actually does perform every step of the surgery! The “luxury” of having covered the gauntlet of medical training: from RN to MD and ND! 

 Dr. Kelemen does not step out of the surgery room until the patient is ready to go home. She personally trains her own staff, performs her own consultations and ensures that all the questions are answered! The patient can feel confident that when he/she leaves her office, they are fully educated about the options for their particular hair loss case. At Hair 4 Life, Dr. Kelemen believes that there is not a “one fits all”,  that’s why she offers all available types of Hair transplant surgeries: Classic FUT-strip procedure, and FUE via ARTAS Robotic, WAW hand motorized and manual punch. The ability to perform all forms of hair transplant ensures that the doctor has no bias towards one particular system. The clear winner is the patient who can rest assured that the right tool will be used to yield maximum results for their individual case.

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