Rajeev Ram is an American professional tennis player who has earned the 2020 Australian Open Men's Doubles title, 2019 Aussie Open Mixed Doubles title, 21 ATP Tour titles, two Olympic silver medals and many other accolades. Not only is he an outstanding tennis player, but he's also the founder of EntouRaj for Kids. EntouRaj for Kids is a non-profit that seeks to make tennis more accessible to families. Rajeev thought there was nothing that could be done for his hair loss until he heard about We Grow Hair Indy. He decided to undergo our innovative Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ hair transplant procedure to grow his hair back. Check out his results!
Right after the 2024 Paris Olympics where Raj finished with a Silver medal on the podium, he texted Clinic Director Darren Andrews, "this is the reason I got the hair transplant." Catch up with Raj on how his permanent results are still giving him confidence on a world stage!
Raj discusses his thoughts on his Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ hair transplant results 12 months after the procedure.
Raj still has about 4 more months of growth at this point, but he's looking great!
Raj sent us a few pictures from the All England Lawn Tennis Club in London to show off his new hairline. At 6 months post transplant, he is halfway to full results.
Rajeev took it easy the first week after the procedure, but he's already back in California preparing to fly to the Australian Open. He'll see about 50% growth around 4 months.
The drawn lines in this image represents the hairline design where the new hair will be placed. Rajeev has advanced loss with a broad area to cover, so the Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ technique will give him the most density with one procedure.
As an international athlete, Rajeev has many friends that have also had hair transplants for a cosmetic boost. Despite having options all over the world, Rajeev chose We Grow Hair Indy for the Multi-Unit Hair Grafting™ procedure. Hear from him why this was his choice.
Rajeev's achievements are those that any tennis player could dream of. Most recently the 36-year-old captured the Australian Open Doubles title with Joe Salisbury (pictured). After 16 years on tour and 58 Grand Slam doubles appearances, he is ready to get his hair back.
