Hair Replacement Surgery

Bouhanna, Pierre; Dardour, Jean-Claude

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-79612-8

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“…Parameters of the Bouhanna multifactorial classification are assessed, including bald and hairy area size, scalp laxity and thickness, hair density, colour, and length 14 (Figure 8). The phototrichogram, introduced by Bouhanna in 1983, 15,16 objectively evaluates the scalp using a digital camera (Figure 9). Currently, tricholab Ⓡ and trichoscale Ⓡ evaluations are used.…”

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Advancements in non-shaven techniques for long hair restoration

Bouhanna

2024

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The advancement and refinement of the non-shaven FUT long hair (FUL) procedure over the years has gained in achieving optimal aesthetic results with few side effects. According to the evaluation of various hair and scalp parameters the indications of the non-shaven FUT long hair (FUL) restoration will be compared to other hair transplant procedures such as FUE or conventional FUT. FUL allows the definitive treatment of various alopecia with a minimal postoperative aesthetic embarrassment and few remaining scars compared to the great amount of transplanted hairs available and the less important remaining scars rather than after the FUE procedure.

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Advancements in non-shaven techniques for long hair restoration

Bouhanna

2024

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“…In the scalp region (AU 5 ), the locus S 1 is located on the center of the forehead located at 3 cun above the gabelar region (Yintang point) which corresponds to the midpoint of the hair frontline (HFL) for baldness correction -hair implant procedure [6,33,34] [ Figure 8].…”

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“…Baldness Correction (Hair Implant): Some authors [33,34] suggested that one of the most important step of the baldness correction is the demarcation of the hair frontline (HFL). Conventionally, the midpoint of HFL, known as "Point H" [34] can be determined by different methods. (a) It can be located at least two fingerbreadth above the highest median frontal crease (this approximate point depending on the breadth of the surgeon's fingers), (b) It can be determined by using the rule of three equivalent distances: chin to base of nose, base of nose to root of nose, root of nose to AH, (c) It can be demarcated between 7 and 10 cm above the glabelar level [ Figure 8b].…”

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“Oriental anthropometry” in plastic surgery

Senna-Fernandes

2008

Indian J Plast Surg

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Background : According to Chinese medicine, the acupuncture-points′ (acupoints) locations are proportionally and symmetrically distributed in well-defined compartment zones on the human body surface Oriental Anthropometry” (OA). Acupoints, if considered as aesthetic-loci, might be useful as reference guides in plastic surgery (PS). Aim: This study aimed to use aesthetic-loci as anatomical reference in surgical marking of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery. Method: This was an observational study based on aesthetic surgeries performed in private clinic. This study was based on 106 cases, comprising of 102 women and 4 men, with ages varying from 07 to 73 years, and with heights of between 1.34 m and 1.80 m. Patients were submitted to aesthetic surgical planning by relating aesthetic-loci to conventional surgical marking, including breast surgeries, abdominoplasty, rhytidoplasty, blepharoplasty, and hair implant. The aesthetic-surgical-outcome (ASO) of the patients was assessed by a team of plastic surgeons (who were not involved in the surgical procedures) over a follow-up period of one year by using a numeric-rating-scale in percentage (%) terms. A four-point-verbal-rating-scale was used to record the patients′ opinion of therapeutic-satisfaction (TS). Results: ASO was 75.3 ± 9.4% and TS indicated that most patients (58.5%) obtained “good” results. Of the remainder, 38.7% found the results “excellent”, and 2.8% found them “fair”. Discussion and Conclusion : The data suggested that the use of aesthetic-loci may be a useful tool for PS as an anatomical reference for surgical marking. However, further investigation is required to assess the efficacy of the OA by providing the patients more reliable balance and harmony in facial and body contours surgeries.

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“…A simple drawing of the outline of a head in the 1984 text, Hair Transplant Surgery , by Norwood and Shiell 1 clearly designates the top of the head as the “crown” and the descending slope in back as the “vertex.” Buchwald and Konior's 2 1997 text, Contemporary Hair Transplant Surgery , features a similar drawing, with the same designations as Norwood and Shiell's—namely, with the crown located at the top‐center of the scalp. In Bouhanna and Dardour's 3 1996 text, Hair Replacement Surgery , the “height of crown” is measured from the inferior hair margin above the ear up to the superior edge of the parietal fringe, thus indicating that the author clearly envisions the crown literally as meaning the “top apex‐point of the head.” Bouhanna and Dardour also refer to the “length of the vertex” as that distance which extends from the front hairline all the way to the edge of the superior occipital fringe. Accordingly, we can only assume that they consider the “vertex” to be the entire bald top of the head, a broad definition indeed!…”

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