Dr. José Hernando Acosta Ramírez, hair restoration surgeon at Colombia Care, Medellín Hair Restoration Surgeon

Dr. José Hernando Acosta Ramírez

Hair Restoration Surgeon · Master's in Epidemiology · Dermatology Training
A hairline is a permanent decision. My job is to design one that still looks right when you are sixty, and to be honest in the consult about what your donor area can deliver.
  • Plans and performs FUE and DHI cases personally, from hairline design to graft placement
  • Master's degree in epidemiology and postgraduate coursework in dermatology
  • The team's reference for complex scalp cases and repairs of previous FUE procedures
  • Focuses on long-term donor management, not just day-one density

About Dr. Acosta

Dr. José Hernando Acosta Ramírez is a hair restoration surgeon whose work sits at the intersection of surgical craft and medical rigor. He holds a master's degree in epidemiology, the study of how and why conditions develop and progress across populations, and has completed postgraduate coursework in dermatology, the medicine of the skin and scalp. Together with his background in aesthetic medicine, that training shapes the methodical way he assesses each case.

That perspective matters most in the consult. Before recommending a plan, he looks at the pattern and likely progression of your hair loss, the quality and capacity of your donor area, and what a natural result should look like a decade from now, not just on the day you fly home. If a transplant is not the right call, he will say so.

In the procedure itself, he plans and performs FUE and DHI personally, combining the two techniques where it serves the result: harvesting conservatively to protect the donor area for the long term, and refining the hairline and high-visibility zones with the precision DHI allows.

A growing share of his practice is repair work: patients who arrive with a transplant done elsewhere, an over-harvested donor area, a hairline placed too low or too straight, or visible scarring. These are the least forgiving cases in hair restoration, because what remains of the donor supply has to be read precisely and spent wisely. His dermatology training and his epidemiologist's eye for progression are why the clinic assigns him its most complex scalps, and why second procedures over previous FUE work are where his experience shows most.

Focus areas

  • Hairline design and restoration
  • Combined FUE and DHI hair transplants
  • Repair of transplants performed elsewhere and complex scalp cases
  • Long-term donor-area management
  • Aesthetic-medicine support around the procedure
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