Dr. Stefan P. Thiele is a well-recognized stem cell physician and a board-certified general surgeon and cosmetic surgeon. He possesses more than five years of experience as a hair transplant surgeon close to 10 years of cosmetic surgery experience specializing in the excision of skin lesions.
Location: Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas
Dr. Stefan Thiele is a well-established general surgeon and cosmetic surgeon who possesses more than five years of hair transplant surgery experience and close to 10 years of cosmetic surgery experience. His work as a general surgeon over the past 12 years has led to his contributions to the hair restoration industry as a leading hair transplant surgeon. Dr. Thiele also specializes in excisions of skin lesions..
As a highly skilled hair transplant specialist, Dr. Thiele performs various FUT hair transplants, FUE hair restoration, and facial hair transplantation procedures. He possesses more than eight years of hospital training at the East Texas Medical Center. His experience at Trinity Mother Frances Hospitals and Clinics have enabled him to diversify his knowledge and experience to deliver extraordinary results for his patients.
Dr. Thiele received his medical degree in 1997 and graduated with honors from the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. He also participated in training as a general surgeon at the Charleston Area Medical Center in West Virginia and served his general surgery residency at the Medical Center of Central Georgia. Dr. Thiele received a bachelor’s degree from Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama.
Over the years, Dr. Thiele has focused his work on conducting hair transplant surgeries while specializing in FUT hair transplants, FUE hair restoration, hybrid hair restoration techniques, facial hair transplants (including areas such as the beard, mustache, and eyebrow hair), and soft tissue injections.
Dr. Thiele has attained distinct medical affiliations to offer his patients high-level care required by many prestigious medical professional organizations, including the American Board of Wound Management. He co-authored the article “Prospective Controlled Study of the Natural History of Asymptomatic 60% to 69% Carotid Stenosis According to Ultrasonic Plaque Morphology.” His research work appears in the Journal of Vascular Surgery.