2018
DOI: 10.1111/ijd.14295
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Shaved hair style scalp medical tattooing technique for treatment of advanced male pattern baldness patients

Abstract: Background The most infallible approach to male pattern baldness (MPB) is hair transplantation in the thinning area in parallel to medical treatment to prevent further alopecia progression. For an individual with advanced stage hair loss, a megasession surgery is recommended to meet the high donor hair requirement. Yet a most effective therapeutic regimen for alopecia, hair transplantation inevitably has its advantages and disadvantages for it is done with the expense of donor hair sacrifice, intraoperative an… Show more

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“…Two studies were identified which describe this application and provide meaningful outcome data. 2 , 3 …”
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“…Two studies were identified which describe this application and provide meaningful outcome data. 2 , 3 …”
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confidence: 99%
“…A recent illustrative study by Park et al published in 2019 treated and observed 80 patients for over 6 months with what the authors termed “scalp medical tattooing”. 3 Their technique applies a “shaved hairstyle” scalp tattoo ( Figure 2 ) performed by a physician. Of the 80 patients, 26 of them previously had at least 1 hair transplant surgery prior to the medical scalp tattoo treatments.…”
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“…DHT-reducing agents, such as Finasteride and Minoxidil, are prescribed to prevent further hair thinning [17,18]. However, any discontinuation of medication brings back the normal rate of hair loss [19], and these medications neither restore the lost hair, nor reverse baldness, constraining patients with progressive alopecia to seek hair transplants [20]. Hair grafting, while effective, is an invasive procedure, resulting in a large permanent scar upon the scalp.…”
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confidence: 99%