Lauren Saltzburg, DO, MBA, MA

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Get to know Hair Transplant Surgeon Dr. Lauren Saltzburg, who serves patients throughout Linwood, New Jersey and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

A board-certified physician specializing in hair restoration and cosmetic medicine procedures for men and women of all skin types, Dr. Saltzburg is the Founder and Chief Surgeon of Luminary Cosmetic Medicine & Hair Restoration, with offices in Linwood, New Jersey and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The mission of Luminary Cosmetic Medicine & Hair Restoration is to serve patients exclusively using the most advanced technology and techniques in hair restoration, skin rejuvenation, contouring and other beauty and lifestyle-enhancing procedures. They understand the importance of looking and feeling the best, and they strive at every step to empower patients to optimize their aesthetic choices.

Academically, Dr. Saltzburg began her career as a pediatric neurology nurse at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia before beginning her medical career at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She is the only graduate to have ever completed a triple-degree program as a trainee, obtaining her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree while simultaneously working towards her Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) in Healthcare Administration & Master of Arts degree (MA) in Biomedical Ethics.

On a professional level, she is an active member of the International Society for Hair Restoration, the Union League of Philadelphia, the American Medical Association, the Florida Osteopathic Medical Association, the New Jersey Osteopathic Medical Association, the Pennsylvania Osteopathic Medical Association, the American Osteopathic Association, the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, the American Academy of Stem Cell Physicians, and the American Academy of Regenerative Medicine.

As a member of the International Society for Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS), Dr. Saltzburg continues to research and train with other top hair transplant surgeons in the world. She conducts research and education pertaining to injectable biologics & regenerative medicine for hair growth stimulation and oral supplementation for postpartum female hair loss & testosterone-induced male hair loss.

Licensed to practice medicine in multiple states, she travels nationally frequently to educate, train, and treat patients from all over the country. Her non-surgical treatments focus on full skin resurfacing; collagen volume repletion; correcting sun damage, redness, visible vessels on the face and legs; fine lines & deep wrinkles on the face and around the mouth; excessive underarm sweat, vaginal dryness & incontinence, and medical marijuana.

In addition to dedicating her time to causes and solutions to hair loss, Dr. Saltzburg devotes many hours researching and analyzing studies to further the field of non-invasive laser treatments for skin and body health. She is a recognized global Key Opinion Leader (KOL) and nationwide speaker for Sciton, Inc., the world’s only laser company utilizing a hybrid fractional laser delivery system. She hosts trainings in both of her offices educating, teaching, and training other healthcare providers on the world’s most advanced laser resurfacing technology for the body. She also continues to work in the injectables industry, traveling twice a year to advanced training and hands-on education sessions.

Happily married, she and her husband, Hunter, have two French bulldogs at home in Longport, New Jersey. In her free time, she enjoys professional tennis and MMA fighting.

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