Hair Growth Centre found to be masquerading as an EHRS member

Published: 16-May-2018
Regulatory Hair Care

The hair transplant clinic is ordered by UK watchdog ASA to stop using a misleading statement and logo on its website

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Hair Growth Centre, a UK hair transplant clinic, has been called out for claiming on its website that it is a member of European Hair Research Society (EHRS).

The clinic claimed on its About Us page on its website hairgrowthcentre.com that it was a member of the independent, non-profit

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