Trichophytic Closure of the Donor Area

Marzola, Mario

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“…With the help of an endoscope, the operator was able to obtain good surgical exposure and lower the risk of scalp denervation. Additionally, the incision scars could be camouflaged by the trichophytic incision, which was first introduced by Marzola [6] in 2005.…”

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“…The "trichophytic closure" technique was first introduced by Marzola [6] in 2005. Trichophytic closure allows the growth of hair through the incision scar.…”

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“…Hairline scars can be hidden by a trichophytic incision. This closure allows hair growth through the incision scar [5,6].…”

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Endoscope-Assisted Trichophytic Anterior Hairline Brow Lift

Kim

Hong

2016

Arch Aesthetic Plast Surg

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Brow lifts have been performed for a century, constituting a key surgical technique in upper face rejuvenation [1]. Among various options, the endoscopic approach has the advantage of good surgical exposure with magnification, a short incisional scar, and a relatively low risk of scalp denervation. But acquiring the technique requires a long learning period. In addition, in some cases it is difficult to fixate the forehead musculature adequately [2,3], and it may be difficult to avoid widening of the forehead. The anterior hairline approach is one of the most widely accepted approaches in patients with high hairlines. This technique offers good surgical exposure. Moreover, it makes it possible to lower a high hairline. But it has disadvantages, such as visible scars and scalp denervation [3,4]. The authors designed a new brow lift technique, an endoscopeassisted trichophytic anterior hairline brow lift. This new technique combines the advantages of an endoscopic approach and an anterior hairline approach. It has the advantage of providing good sur

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“…The "trichophytic closure" technique was first introduced by Marzola [6] in 2005. Trichophytic closure allows the growth of hair through the incision scar.…”

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Endoscope-Assisted Trichophytic Anterior Hairline Brow Lift

Kim

Hong

2016

Arch Aesthetic Plast Surg

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“…Despite of all precautions and meticulously done suturing the scar used to become visible when patient used to have short hair on the back of the scalp. To overcome this issue a technique of "Trichophytic closer" was introduced by Patric Frechet and Paul Rose as well as Mario Marzolain 2005 [10,11]. In this technique, one of the wound edges was de-epithelialized so that the hair from that edge would grow through the scar tissue and reduce the appearance of the scar at donor site.…”

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A Look Back at Hair Restoration through History

Dua¹

2017

IJTPS

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The hair remains an integral part of beauty since centuries in most of the cultures. And loss of hair causes a huge negative psychological impact. Thus, people have been trying to find out one or the other treatment to get rid of the baldness. They have tried a variety of treatments ranging from local application of medicines to shampoos and oral medications but none have been able to give a head full of hair till the modern day hair transplants. Now, what we see of Hair transplants today has been an interesting voyage of ups and down starting from its application in the rare indications to the common ones nowadays; and the method once found not worthy and had almost extinguished becoming revolutionary with some newer adaptation in recent times. For most of the world, the modern hair transplant started off with the work of Norman Orentreich in the form of punch grafting in the early 1950s. But there were many more contributions which remained hidden from the medical fraternity at large because of the reasons discussed below. The punch grafting gave way to the mini/micro grafting along with strip removal technique in late 1970s and early 1980s, followed by the era of Follicular Unit Transplantation (also known as FUT) in mid 1990s. This was followed by the latest technique of Follicular unit extraction (also known as FUE) in the 21 st century. This latest procedure has taken the hair transplants to a newer height and acceptability by the most of the patients. In this article, the authors will try to give an overview of this progress with the best of their knowledge based on the data available from various resources.

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“…Several researchers have reported on the trichophytic technique, which horizontally transects the hair follicles and overlaps the beveled edges to avoid scarring of frontal hairline in a facelift and a flap procedure, since 1976 . In the process of donor harvesting for hair transplantation, trichophytic closure has had positive results in minimizing scarring and camouflaging donor scars effectively; as such, patient anxiety about donor wounds has decreased sharply in recent years . Trichophytic closure is divided into three types: de‐epithelialization techniques of the upper (superior), lower (inferior), and both wound edges.…”

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Double Trichophytic Closure with Wavy Two-Layered Closure for Optimal Hair Transplantation Scar

Yamamoto¹

2012

Dermatologic Surgery

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Trichophytic Closure of the Donor Area

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Endoscope-Assisted Trichophytic Anterior Hairline Brow Lift

Endoscope-Assisted Trichophytic Anterior Hairline Brow Lift

A Look Back at Hair Restoration through History

Double Trichophytic Closure with Wavy Two-Layered Closure for Optimal Hair Transplantation Scar

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