Hair Solutions of Long Island

In a world swamped with hair care solutions, standing out isn’t easy. It demands a unique blend of innovation, expertise, and genuine care. This is where Hair Solutions, nestled in the heart of Nassau and Long Island NY, rises above the fray. For those drowning in a sea of choices, here’s a beacon of light that points to why Hair Solutions is a class apart.

Deep Dive into Trichology Hair isn’t merely a cosmetic appendage; it’s a complex structure that requires an in-depth understanding. The realm of trichology dives deep into the mysteries of hair and scalp, and at Hair Solutions, this isn’t just a buzzword. Our expert trichologists dissect the intricacies of hair health, promising precise hair loss treatments. In contrast to the generic remedies that dot the market, our treatments are a cut above, rooted in science and tailored to individual needs.

Harnessing the Power of Laser While the hair care industry is replete with treatments that offer ephemeral results, Hair Solutions leverages the groundbreaking Laser Hair Therapy. The technology we deploy isn’t just about beaming lasers; it’s a strategic endeavor to rekindle dormant hair follicles, paving the path for robust hair growth. For those weary of transient solutions, our Laser Hair Therapy emerges as a beacon of hope, promising tangible, lasting results.

Artistry Meets Science in Hair Extensions Hair extensions can swing two ways – they can either seamlessly augment your beauty or stick out like a sore thumb. Hair Solutions ensures the former. Our extensions are more than mere strands of hair; they are where artistry and scientific precision intersect. Every extension is meticulously crafted, ensuring not just aesthetic appeal but also longevity and health.

FAQs Unraveled: Your Pressing Queries Answered

Q: The buzz around Laser Hair Therapy is hard to miss. But how efficacious is it, really?
 A: Your skepticism is valid, given the tall claims in the hair care industry. However, Laser Hair Therapy at Hair Solutions isn’t just about hype. It’s underpinned by clinical studies that validate its efficacy in not just promoting hair growth but also in curbing hair fall and bolstering hair thickness.
Q: Trichology is a term I’ve come across often. What differentiates the trichology services at Hair Solutions?
A: At Hair Solutions, trichology isn’t a mere label; it’s a commitment. Our trichologists delve deep into understanding your scalp and hair health, offering a comprehensive assessment. Rooted in this assessment are our treatment recommendations, ensuring you receive care that’s truly aligned with your needs.

In conclusion, while the journey to find the ideal hair solution might seem labyrinthine, Hair Solutions in Nassau and Long Island NY offers a clarion call. It’s a world where technology, expertise, and genuine care converge, ensuring your hair receives the royal treatment it truly deserves.

In the vast realm of hair care and restoration, choices abound. Many individuals, particularly women, find themselves navigating the tumultuous seas of hair loss and thinning. With the emergence of popular brands like Nutrafol, the decision-making process has become even more intricate. Yet, Hair Solutions, with its esteemed presence in Nassau and Long Island NY, continuously sets a high standard in hair care, dwarfing competitors. Let’s dive deep into the reasons why Hair Solutions is the hair haven you’ve been searching for.

The Woman-Centric Approach Most brands adopt a blanket approach, catering to both genders without paying heed to the unique hair requirements of women. Nutrafol, for instance, has a more generalized approach. Contrastingly, Hair Solutions is genuinely women-centric. By zoning in on female hair loss causes, the service provides comprehensive solutions that are custom-made for women across different age brackets.

Revolutionizing Hair Replacement In today’s rapidly advancing world, settling for subpar is not an option. Why should hair replacement be any different? Hair Solutions doesn’t merely offer hair replacements; it brings the zenith of technology to its clients. Whether it’s the immaculate Virtuesse Hair Replacement or the innovative Graduated Enhancement Hair Replacement, clients are treated to a natural look and texture that is unparalleled.

Extensions That Complement You Hair extensions can be a game-changer. But not all extensions are created equal. While several brands dish out generic extensions with a fleeting lifespan, Hair Solutions takes pride in providing its clientele with the exquisite Great Lengths Hair Extensions. These extensions promise not just longevity but also meld effortlessly with your existing hair, accentuating your beauty.

Empathy at the Heart of Service Hair Solutions recognizes the profound emotional trauma that medical hair loss brings with it. There’s a gaping void in the market when it comes to empathetic, high-quality offerings for cancer patients. Hair Solutions fills this void. By featuring specialized medical wigs tailored for Long Island’s residents and crafting solutions specifically for cancer patients experiencing hair loss, Hair Solutions underscores its commitment to compassionate care.

FAQs to Quench Your Curiosity

Q: What’s the unique selling point of Virtuesse Hair Replacement? A: Virtuesse stands apart due to its non-invasive nature. It promises a transition that is both seamless and visually appealing, ensuring clients can step out with renewed confidence.
Q: Could you shed light on how Graduated Enhancement Hair Replacement adds value? A: Certainly! The Graduated Enhancement technique is all about authenticity. By meticulously adding real hair in progressive layers, this method guarantees a voluminous appearance that mirrors natural hair density.

In summary, while options like Nutrafol have garnered attention, Hair Solutions in Nassau and Long Island NY offers a symphony of personalized services, cutting-edge technology, and heartfelt care. It’s not just about restoring hair; it’s about restoring confidence, beauty, and a sense of self.

HAIR PRODUCTS

WHAT TO KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY

People spend a lot of money and time on their hair. We change our cut, our color, and want to look great but when was the last time you thought about your scalp? If your scalp is not healthy, either is your hair. Caring for your scalp can help prevent many of the common causes of hair loss and damage and can slow down the progression of hair loss.

Scalp care begins with your shampoo, conditioner, and any products you apply to your head.
When your scalp is healthy, your pores and follicles are open. Conversely, if your scalp is painful (a symptom of an unhealthy scalp) or very dry or very oily, your pores and follicles can be clogged. Those conditions make it difficult for hair to grow. It also creates a skin layer where bacteria grow which also causes odor.

WHAT TO LOOK FOR IN

HAIR PRODUCTS:
When thinking about trying a product make sure you research its claims and side effects (if any). As with everything you research, seek an independent source and not the website of the actual product.

Be wary of claims to “regrow” hair. Reputable companies will state that their product(s) will make hair healthier, shinier, and give the appearance of fuller, thicker hair. They will not state that they can regrow hair.

Read ingredients!
Look for products that are naturally based and state that they will clean your hair without harmful ingredients. Even some products with natural based ingredients can cause side effects.

For example, ashwagandha is one natural ingredient that shows up in some hair improvement products. It comes from a shrub and is part of the night shade family. There are some people who are allergic to and/or advised to avoid nightshades for a variety of medical reasons. Possible side effects of ashwagandha are: upset stomach, diarrhea, vomiting, and, in rare cases, liver problems. Ashwagandha is not recommend and could be unsafe for pregnant women because it might increase the risk of miscarriage. You sure don’t want to take that risk!

Ask your hair professional to look at your scalp. It’s possible they may suggest seeing a medical doctor. The condition of your scalp could be indicative of a health issue. When you start taking care of your scalp you will notice a difference in your hair’s shine and manageability. You will just love how it feels and looks!

Please call our hair care professionals for a complimentary scalp analysis and to inquire about our natural scalp therapies. Hair Solutions of Long Island

To better understand the differences between straight and curly hair, we need to take a look at what is inside your hair follicle. Follicles that are straight will result in straight hair fibers. Curved follicles (even a slight curve) and you’ll likely have curly hair.

Did you know that researchers believe that the shape of your hair happens during the development of the embryo?! They don’t know why this occurs, but those that have S shaped hair will have a follicle that has two bends in it. This type of shape is permanent and you will most likely have curly hair throughout your lifetime.

Genetics also come into play in the production of curly hair. If you have family members with curls, chances are you will as well. A protein known as trichohyalin is responsible for this.

Here’s a bit of trivia you can tell people: When a strand of hair is cross cut, it is very round but when curly hair is cross cut it will be more of an oval shape.

What Are Some Differences Between Straight Hair and Curly Hair?

Those with straight hair (or with a slight wave) tend to have more oil because the natural oils that your scalp produces have an easier time passing through the follicle’s shaft. Therefore, those of you with straight hair will want to shampoo more often to keep the oil to a minimum.
Curly hair tends to be drier because it is harder for the oils in your scalp to make their way to your hair. You may actually need to add oil to your hair. It is best for you to use shampoos and conditioners that are all-natural. They won’t strip your hair of its natural oils. Of course seeing a hair professional is beneficial as they will suggest the right protocol for you!

MOST IMPORTANT!

You must maintain a healthy regimen for your hair to remain healthy. Pay close attention to your scalp and your hair to see if you need to wash more often or less often. Do you need to add oils to your hair or do you need to keep the oil at bay?

Many with straight hair want curly and conversely, those with straight hair may want curly. You can achieve this with heating tools or using chemicals and other processes to create curls or straighten. It won’t change you’re your hair permanently. Eventually your new growth will still sprout the way Mother Nature intended.

The hair and follicles do undergo changes through your life. If you have curly hair now it will always remain curly. However, if you have straight hair, it is possible that, over time, your hair follicles will develop a few changes, including becoming a bit curlier over time.

To learn more about a hair care protocol based on your scalp type and hair texture, Hair Solutions of Long Island

With every shower? Every other shower? Once a week?

What Does Shampoo Do For Your Hair?

Shampoo is designed to grab and remove dirt, debris, and odors such as smoke, sweat or cooking smells. Shampoo also removes oil from your hair and scalp. Your hair gets its oil from sebaceous glands that secrete sebum, which keeps the hair moisturized. Moisturized hair is less likely to break or look dry and frizzy.

Your hair needs oil to ensure the scalp does not dry out and to keep a balance. Too much oil can cause excessive greasiness. Too little oil will cause dryness and flaking. When you shampoo too often you are stripping away many of those important oils. However, if your hair produces a lot of oil you would benefit by shampooing more often because it helps remove that excess oil. When sebum blocks your hair follicles it can damage your hair growth cycle and cause hair loss.

Ok, so – How Often Should You Shampoo?

As stated above; if you have very oily hair which indicates an overproduction of sebum on your scalp, washing your hair every day is the best way to keep that under control.

Do you have dandruff or a dry scalp? If you have either then you should not shampoo daily. Cut down to a few times a week instead. Shampooing every day could easily dry out your scalp. This can also cause itching and flaking. It is not always dandruff that causes this.

For most people, washing your hair every two to three days is best. What type of hair you have is also a factor. For those that have thicker hair, or a scalp that is oily, you will need to wash more often, usually around three times or more a week. If your hair is over-processed or dry you probably do not need to wash your hair more than once a week. If you work out a lot or perspire a lot then shampooing more often becomes necessary.

I’m sure you can see that the answer to HOW OFTEN SHOULD I WASH MY HAIR is based on several factors: oily scalp, dry dehydrated scalp, over processed hair, how often you exercise or perspire. If you have questions the best thing to do is to meet with a hair professional that can provide insight. At Hair Solutions of Long Island, we provide a free scalp analysis to determine if you are too dry or too oily, and if you have sebum that can be impeding hair growth or causing hair loss. To find out more about your scalp please call for a complimentary consultation. We at Hair Solutions of Long Island look forward to meeting you!

Tis the season for dry and brittle skin, nails, and hair. Let’s see what we can do about your hair! Continue reading for winter hair tips!

Cold Weather Changes the Condition of Your Hair

Cold air is drier than warm air. Lack of humidity affects your hair. You might see that your hair is dry and flat. Add in indoor heat and you not only have dry and lifeless hair but you get the added bonus of static electricity!

The cold air and dry heat don’t cause hair loss (it won’t start falling out at the roots) but it can lead to your hair becoming brittle, thus breaking off and/or getting split ends. Colder drier air outside coupled with warmer drier air inside thanks to heating can strip your hair of its moisture.

What You Can Do to Protect Your Hair During the Winter:

We have a few winter hair tips for you. Hats are cool!! They look great, keep you warm, AND they’ll protect your hair too. If you’ve got longer hair, you can tuck it up inside. Did you know that silk-lined hats are the best for your hair (like silk pillowcases!) so best to look for hats that have a lining.

This is the time of year to consider moisturizing treatments not just on your hair but for your scalp too. A scalp care protocol utilizing natural plant extracts, essential oils and plant stem cells will help your scalp from becoming dry and itchy, and helps promote healthy hair growth. At

Hair Solutions of Long Island, our scalp treatments utilize the science of trichology, which focuses on scalp and hair health. Just like a garden needs healthy soil in order to grow, your hair needs a healthy well-balanced scalp! Is your scalp is dry, itchy and flaky? Sounds like a scalp care regimen may be beneficial for you.

Protective hair serums, oils and conditioning hair masks to treat the ends of your hair would also be advantageous. Ask your hair care professional to put together a list of products and a regimen based on your hair type to help protect and condition your hair during these cold winter months.

Heat Styling Is Not Your Friend!

I know, it’s hard to imagine not using a blow dryer on a cold winter’s day. The best thing to do, along with good scalp and hair care, is to let your hair air dry whenever possible. In addition, curling irons and flat irons should also be avoided or used minimally. You can undo all of your efforts of using protective oils and deep conditioning treatments when you use heat afterward. You will just need to add more time in your hair routine for natural drying.

Following these tips, should help prevent breakage and dryness from occurring during the winter. Some deep conditioning, regular hair oil treatments, and some cool winter hats go a long way toward protecting your hair from the damages you’ve had in past winters.

Whatever snowballs get thrown at you, you’re now prepared to protect your hair and be a winner! For more information, contact the team at Hair Solutions of Long Island.

NOVEMBER! It’s a time to be grateful and to give thanks but I bet you never thought about giving thanks to your hair follicles! Take a moment, go ahead, I’ll wait…

Our follicles are the complete support system for our hair and an integral part of hair growth as well as hair loss. Like a garden, we must nourish from the root which includes using healthy hair products but did you know that choosing the right foods aides in the health of our follicles. These are the same foods that when eaten on a consistent basis are excellent for your overall health and for disease prevention.

Eating these 7 healthy foods (below) can ensure more of the nutrients your body needs to function at its best are present in your system. The direct results are cells that function better and toxins being flushed from your body more readily.

#1: Eggs

One of the best sources of hair healthy nutrients is one you probably have in your refrigerator. Eggs are packed with protein that is essential for hair growth. It is sometimes common for people not to get enough protein in their diet, which can lead to hair loss. Eggs are a good source of nutrients for your hair, including zinc and selenium. They are also rich in biotin. Your hair follicles need biotin to produce keratin. If you are not getting enough biotin in your diet, that could impact your hair growth as well.

#2: Kale

Kale has a number of health benefits. This leafy green vegetable has become one of the most sought after of all super foods and with good reason. It can help to boost your overall health as well as increase bone and teeth health. It also has a lot of omega-3 in it. That is going to help improve the scalp health, encouraging stronger blood circulation at the follicles. This can stimulate healthy, hair growth.

#3: Salmon

Improving the amount of omega-3 fatty acids in your diet is always good for overall health. It is also beneficial for your scalp. Salmon offers one of the best sources of omega-3. It also offers the protein your body needs. Eating salmon reduces inflammation, including that which can impact the hair follicles. It also leads to improved cardiovascular health in some people. In most cases, salmon is a superfood that is a must-have for hair health.

#4: Avocados

You may know that avocados are a good source of omega-3 fatty acids but did you know that they are also a very good source of Vitamin E? This important nutrient helps to promote hair growth. If you eat one medium avocado each day, you would get about 21 percent of your daily needs of Vitamin E!! It is also an important antioxidant, which means it can help to reduce the oxidative stress caused by the free radicals traveling through your bloodstream and clogging up healthy cells.

#5: Berries

Not all of the superfoods you eat need to be a vegetable or protein. Berries are an excellent choice for because they have numerous nutrients packed in them. They have a healthy amount of Vitamin C as well as antioxidants. This can help to protect your hair cells from free radicals while also reducing the impact the environment has on your hair. Vitamin C also helps encourage the production of collagen, which is beneficial to reducing brittle and damaged hair.

#6: Broccoli

Broccoli has a large amount of nutrients in it including Vitamin C for collagen boosting, Vitamin A, which is an excellent choice for moisturizing your hair and iron, which is essential for hair production. Broccoli also contains B6, which improves hair color and magnesium, which helps to reduce calcium buildup on the scalp. All of this, plus antioxidants, makes broccoli a hair super food. You were always told to eat your broccoli, and now you know why!!

#7: Spinach

For added nutrients, including Vitamin A and Vitamin E, choose spinach. It is packed with iron as well. Iron, specifically, helps red blood cells to move oxygen through the body. It can also help with growth and repair of cells, including hair follicles. Iron deficiencies often mean hair loss, which is an important consideration if you are seeing thinning hair.

Each one of these nutrients can be important to hair growth. If you are unsure if you can get them all from natural sources, supplementing may help. However, the best source comes from the planet directly in the form of organic foods.

Contact the hair specialists at Hair Solutions to learn more.

What is Alopecia?

It’s actually an autoimmune disease.

If you are losing more hair than usual and are concerned that it might be more than normal shedding, here’s what to look for: The patches from Alopecia are usually round in shape and about the size of a quarter. Some people have more severe hair loss while others lose a lesser amount. For many people, it creates a host of concerns especially when it comes to self-awareness and image. According to the National Alopecia Areata Foundation, almost 7 million people have been diagnosed with it in the United States, and as many as 147 million people globally experience some form of this condition.

What is an autoimmune disease?

It’s a breakdown of your body’s immune system in which your immune system attacks your body.
Our immune system usually guards against bacteria and viruses. When it senses these foreign invaders, it sends out fighter cells to attack them. In a healthy the immune system it can tell the difference between foreign intruders and your own cells.
In an autoimmune disease, the immune system mistakes part of your body, like your joints, skin, or hair follicles as foreign. It releases proteins called autoantibodies that attack those healthy cells.

How does Alopecia Areata affect you?

Alopecia attacks your healthy hair follicles which results in patches of hair falling out. A follicle is the part of your body that makes hair. Cells in your immune system surround and attack your hair follicles which results in the attached hair to fall out. The more hair follicles that your immune system attacks, the more hair loss you will have.

What causes it to happen?

A specific reason has not yet been determined. Researchers are continuing to studying to understand what triggers the body’s immune system to respond this way. Many studies have indicated that STRESS plays a significant role in the development and early onset of the condition. Stress (which can affect all people of all ages) can be a catalyst to this condition as well as hair loss in general. In these difficult times most of us are feeling extremely high levels of stress. Try some yoga, meditation, or some simple breathing exercises to help reduce stress.

There may also be a genetic susceptibility.

What can be done about it?

In some situations, people with mild symptoms (like small coin-sized area(s) of hair loss); the condition may correct itself within a few months.

Sometimes corticosteroids can help. This is an anti-inflammatory treatment/drug that can help to suppress the immune system. It works to possibly reduce the frequency of flare ups or the severity of alopecia and is often given as a topical ointment, but it can also be administered orally or via an injection.

Unfortunately, there is no cure for Alopecia Areata and many men and women who have it will see it come and go over time. In some cases, medications and treatment options can help to reduce the flare ups but some have side effects and are only effective for a limited amount of time. Many people with Alopecia Areata often see their hair grow back depending on the severity of their condition.

You can help!

The National Alopecia Areata Foundation would love you to get out there and educate the public on what this condition is and how it impacts the quality of life for many men and women. The organization offers a variety of ideas like hosting an awareness day, craft fair, or other family-friendly events. Of course that may need to be adjusted during these times of social distancing. Learn more about Alopecia Areata by visiting the NAAF.org website. You can help be a part of changing the image and the lives of those who are living with this condition.

Contact our team at Hair Solutions of Long Island for a complimentary, private consultation to learn about the options we have available for Alopecia Areata.

As Glenn Frey sang: The heat is on!  Summer is here and you may be out and about more often. One of the challenges this time of the year is keeping your hair looking fabulous. Your hair is exposed to all kinds of damaging conditions throughout the summer season. So, what can help?

Less Heat!

This is important! Reduce your amount of heat styling! Blow dryers, flat irons, and curling irons, in addition to sun exposure, create high levels of damage or the potential for it.

Deep Condition!

When shopping, look for products that address the areas of concern specific to your hair. Speaking with your stylist can help you know what to look for. This can differ from one person to the next. Deep conditioning it is an effective way to heal your hair. It restores the overall balance and boosts its shine and beauty.

Use Hair Products with UV Protection!

Do you apply sunscreen to your skin? Of course you do! You probably do not go outside without it. Most people don’t think about UV damage to their hair. These days, most face makeup has and SPF factor in it. Did you know that you can find many fantastic and highly effective hair care products that include UV protection in them also? Using these products on your hair can help to protect your hair and your scalp from UV rays, one of the highest risks to your hair and scalp’s health. Have you ever had a sunburn on your scalp? Not only does it hurt but when it starts to peel, it looks like dandruff. Look for a leave in conditioner with UV protection and thermal protectants in it. Hats are also your BFF!

Comb Instead of Brush!

Use a wide toothed comb and comb gently from the bottom up. Skipping the brush may be the best way to reduce damage. Remember, at this point, your hair is probably already damaged even if you have taken good care of it. Using a brush puts more stress on your hair and causes further damage. A comb reduces that risk significantly.

Rinse and Wash!

After coming out of the water, whether it’s a pool or the ocean make sure to rinse your hair. Chlorine and salt water can strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving it feeling dry and like straw. After a cooling dip or all out swim, rinse your hair with cool water. After that rinse wash your hair with a mild sulfate-free shampoo, condition and rinse well. Now it’s time to use your UV protection LEAVE IN conditioning spray again.

You can significantly improve the way your hair looks and feels by following those steps. The key is to focus on simple things that can reduce the intensity of damage to your hair. With a little bit of extra effort, and maybe a visit to your hair care professional, you can definitely see improvement all summer long and see less overall damage to your hair in the short and long term.

Contact the hair specialists at Hair Solutions of Long Island  to learn more!

Are you losing your hair? There are a lot of misconceptions about what causes hair loss and how to fix it. In this blog we will discuss some of the myths about hair loss. Ask yourself if there’s been a change in your health both physical as well as mental health? Hormonal imbalance, stress, or a poor diet can all be causes of hair loss.

Don’t just figure it out on your own. It’s best to consult with a hair professional and your doctor to determine what the possible underlying causes can be.

Here are some of the most common MYTHS regarding hair loss.

1st Myth: Hair Loss Is Permanent

Although, there ARE some forms of hair loss that CANNOT be reversed it is NOT true in many cases! Irreversible hair loss happens when the hair follicle is damaged to the point that it cannot produce hair again. The good news is that there are many types of hair loss that can be reversed by determining what the underlying cause of the hair loss is and then (if possible) correcting it. For example, if you’ve experienced significant trauma, it may be possible to reverse that type of hair loss by reducing the amount of stress. Self-care like practicing mindfulness, yoga, or meditation helps. Even quiet time to read can help reduce the stress in your life. If you experienced a lot of hair shedding after having a baby, chances are good that your hair will start growing again in 3 to 4 months after the hair shed.

2nd Myth: Only Men Lose Their Hair

It is a common misconception that losing your hair does not happen if you are a woman. The fact is both women and men experience hair loss. It is estimated that 30 million women in the United States have thinning hair or hair loss.

However, most women suffer from hair loss in a different way than men. Male pattern baldness often happens at the top of the head and the hairline begins to recede, leading to balding. Female Pattern Baldness is hormonal and is an over-all thinning which maintains the appearance of a normal hairline.

3rd Myth: Shampooing Too Often Causes Hair Loss

Washing your hair often is not going to affect the overall growth of your hair, nor will it cause hair loss.

In fact, skipping days may make you think that you are losing more hair based on what you see in your shower drain. That’s because we all shed every day. Our shedding is most often noticed in the drain after we shampoo and condition our hair. When you shampoo daily you will notice less hair in the drain. When you shampoo less often, you will see more hair in the drain but that is because you didn’t wash it the day before. This is your normal amount of shedding. That does not mean you are pulling more hair out. That hair probably would have fallen out otherwise. If, on the other hand, you ARE pulling on it hard, wearing it in tight ponytails or otherwise being abrasive, that could be the cause of a form of hair loss called traction alopecia.

4th Myth: Vitamins Promote Hair Growth

Hair and nails need vitamins and nutrients to grow and thrive in general. Vitamins alone aren’t enough. To promote your growth, improve your diet. More fruits and veggies, less processed foods. You know this! And, of course, reduce stress!

5th Myth: Cutting Your Hair More Often Leads to Faster Growth

No matter how often you cut your hair, it will not accelerate its growth. It has nothing to do with your hair’s growth cycle.

If you are losing hair and don’t know why, do something, take action. Do not ignore it because new hair loss, especially if it is substantial, could be an indication of another health problem. See your doctor to find out what might be going on. Most of the time you will get answers and be able to correct it.

If you are experiencing hair loss or thinning hair, contact our TEAM at Hair Solutions of Long Island for your complimentary consultation!