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Dallas Men's Health is the premier clinic for Hair Restoration and Penile Girth Enhancement Dallas Men's Health now has the ARTAS robotic hair transplant system which utilizes the most innovative AI technology to produce amazing cosmetic results that are unmatched, even by experienced physicians! Dr. Wierschem is one of a handful of Urologists in the world trained in the Urofill penile girth enhancement technique. This is the only technique that has both a US and International patent. Dallas Men's Health also provides the most current regenerative ED treatments, Body Contouring and much more. All of his procedures are performed with VIP service in an upscale office dedicated to men with complete discretion at all times.
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3626 N. Hall St. Suite 905, 75219, dallas, United States
- 2148941008
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