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[INTRODUCTION] Follicular Unit Excision (FUE) is currently the most widely used technique in hair transplantation due to its minimally invasive approach, rapid recovery and natural-looking results. Although generally considered a safe proce…

[BACKGROUND] Evidence for low-dose oral minoxidil (LDOM) and topical minoxidil in male and female pattern hair loss (MPHL and FPHL), particularly around hair transplant surgery, lack standardization. This study developed consensus-based gui…

Hairline-lowering surgery (HLS) serves as an alternative option to hair transplantation for lowering an overly high hairline. There are several advantages to the surgery, including immediate results and significant density fulfillment. The …

[OBJECTIVE] To identify clinical characteristics, anatomical distribution and risk factors of arteriovenous fistula in the head and neck area (hAVF). [METHODS] A systematic review and meta-analysis on individual participant data of availab…

[BACKGROUND] Frontal hairline correction with hair transplantation is a widely performed aesthetic procedure; however, patient satisfaction remains variable. Despite this, limited studies have investigated the factors influencing satisfacti…

Alopecia is a medical condition that impact many people worldwide and has diverse causes, ranging from autoimmune to genetic factors. Hair transplantation represents a key therapeutic option for patients with progressive hair loss who are s…

Up to 16.6% of facial lacerations involve the eyebrows, and regional scarring often results in hair loss known as cicatricial alopecia (CA). Secondary CA following eyebrow lacerations is often irreversible, resulting in poor aesthetic outco…

Hair transplantation has advanced substantially over recent decades, with follicular unit excision (FUE) becoming a widely adopted minimally invasive alternative to traditional strip harvesting. Despite these developments, the need to shave…

The hair growth is a highly controlled biological process, governed by the cycles of the hairs in anagen (growth), catagen (regression) and telogen (rest period). Breaks in it could lead to hair thinning and loss, that is why a response the…

[BACKGROUND] Postoperative edema is the most common complication of hair transplantation. Although triamcinolone tumescent solution (TTS) has been shown to effectively reduce edema, a minority of patients may still experience severe edema. …

Postoperative recovery following hair transplantation procedures often involves prolonged healing periods, which can delay patients' return to normal activities. The objective of this work is to evaluate the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygen th…

[BACKGROUND] Hair transplant surgery is often tended to as a last resort for different types of alopecia. It involves importing hair from a donor site to recipient site using different surgical tools. Surgical interventions hold the risk of…

[BACKGROUND] Alopecia is a prevalent condition that significantly impacts appearance, mental health, and overall quality of life. Current clinical treatments for alopecia include medication, hair transplantation, low-level light therapy, an…

[BACKGROUND] The survival rate of grafts, a critical metric for evaluating the postoperative outcomes of follicular unit excision (FUE), can be significantly improved through standardized perioperative procedures. This expert consensus aims…

[INTRODUCTION] Alopecia resulting from burns represents a surgical challenge, with significant functional, physical, psychological and social consequences. Current management is based on various techniques. However, the results are most oft…

[BACKGROUND] The use of artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots has demonstrated considerable promise in assisting medical consultations. However, their potential for application in online hair transplantation consultations remains largely un…