Happy Birthday to Us!
New England Associates® started helping people with their hair-loss concerns 36 years ago this month.
Since March of 1982, New England Associates® has helped literally thousands and thousands of men and women of all ages look and feel their best by utilizing the latest advancements and every successful method that has been developed over the years to repair, replace, restore, and even grow lost hair back. No other facility in the Northeast offers more procedures than the medical, pharmaceutical, and non-medical options that are available at New England Associates®.
New England Associates® was one of the first of its kind in the region and now here we are 36 years later. Not many businesses can boast about thriving for 36 years. In fact last year USA Today wrote that “Roughly 20% of new businesses survive past their first year of operation” and “around half of all businesses no longer exist after five years. Only one-third make it past their 10th anniversary.” New England Associates® has made it to 36 years with no plans to stop any time soon.
At New England Associates® we know first-hand how devastating hair-loss can be to people and this is why we continue to help people get their hair, and their confidence, back. When you look good, you feel good. The average person appears to be 5-10 years older if they lose their hair. Hair is looked at as a symbol of strength and power and status. Studies have shown that a person’s appearance can positively or negatively affect their career, and hair is a big part of that. Hair frames our face and helps enhance our positive features.
Let the experts at New England Associates® help you take “Your First Step to a Better-Looking Future™” and “Look As Good As You Feel™”. Find out how we can help you, as we have helped countless others look their best since 1982.
New England Associates® is one of the only accredited Hair Replacement businesses at the Better Business Bureau® in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Maine and Vermont. We are also proud members of the American Hair Loss Council.
Sources: http://newenglandassociates.com/possibilities.htm and https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/small-business-central/2017/05/21/what-percentage-of-businesses-fail-in-their-first-year/101260716/