Why is this GP moonlighting as a hairdresser?
Dr Edier Loaiza Maya says being a barber and a GP share much in common — starting with developing trust.
When blokes visit Dr Edier Loaiza Maya for an appointment, they leave looking a lot sharper than when they arrived.
With clippers in hand, the Tasmanian GP has been offering procedures other doctors don’t: mullets, short back and sides and fades.
It turns out that Dr Maya has an interesting history.
He grew up in his single mother’s hair salon back in Colombia, working from a young age selling meatballs on the streets to earn money.
