"Micrografts are excellent for enhancing hair transplants performed years ago. They are especially good for giving the hairline a diffuse and natural appeal."

Personal Background: Although devoted to hair restoration and teaching dermatology at the post-graduate level, Dr. Panagotacos has a wide range of interests outside the field of medicine. He spends much of his time with his youngest son Christopher, including cub scouts, camping vacations, and attending automobile shows. Greece: Dr. Panagotacos travels internationally to teach hair transplant surgery, and has visited Greece almost 30 times to teach and for pleasure. In 1980, Dr. Panagotacos gave the first formal lecture on hair transplantion at Syngrou (Athens University Medical School), and then went on to teach procedures to doctors in Greece. As a result of going so frequently, he purchased property by where his grandfather was born in the town of Lykovouno. Dr. Panagotacos' olive oil estate has 4,000 olive trees and his high quality, extra virgin Greek olive oil is sold in all Californian Whole Foods. African Pygmies: He has traveled to and has explored remote parts of central Africa five times, where he learned to hunt with the Efe Pygmies of Zaire. Dr. Panagotacos is presently working with the non-profit Pygmy Fund to help save the Pygmies from extinction. Electric Automobile Conversion: Although not originally a fan of old British cars, Dr. Panagotacos now has the worlds largest collection of antique Triumph Mayflower automobiles, including a prize-winning Mayflower which he has converted from gasoline to electric power.