Q: What can be done if I want to have a hair transplant and my scalp is very tight from prior surgeries? A: Follicular Unit Extraction is ideal in very tight scalps, provided that there is enough hair to extract without leaving the donor area too thin and provided that the follicles are not too [...]
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Topic: Hair Transplant
Tags: Dermis, Donor Area, Epidermis, Fascia, Follicular Unit Extraction, Hair Follicle, Hair Transplant Instruments, Hair Transplant Surgery, Injury, Scalp Bleeding, Scarring, Strip Harvesting, Sutures, Tight Scalp, Undermining in Hair Transplant Surgery
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 6:33 am
Will Multiple Hair Transplant Surgeries Leave Multiple Donor Scars?
March 9th, 2006Q: I understand that even if you have multiple hair transplants you will only be left with one scar in the donor area. A: If the closure is performed without tension, each procedure should result in the same fine scar. The best-placed incision is in the mid-portion of the permanent donor area. Since there is [...]
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Topic: Scarring
Tags: Donor Area, Donor Area Closure, Donor Incision, Donor Scar, Line Scar, Permanent Hair Zone, Scarring
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 3:33 pm
Microscopic Dissection Article in ‘Skin & Allergy News’ Features Dr. Bernstein
February 14th, 1999
The dissecting microscope takes some getting used to, but using it makes more efficient use of donor hair during follicular unit transplantation than magnifying loupes with transillumination, reported Dr. Robert Bernstein.
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Topic: Bernstein Medical News, Graft Numbers
Tags: Donor Hair, Donor Scar, Donor Strip, Follicular Unit, Follicular Unit Grafts, Follicular Unit Transplant, Graft Numbers, Graft Yield, Hair Restoration, Hair Restoration Surgery, Hair Transplant Procedure, Hair Transplant Surgeon, Microscope, Scarring, Skin & Allergy News
Posted by Robert M. Bernstein M.D. at 8:51 am
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