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Donor Harvesting: Strip Dissection.

Kapil Dua¹, Shraddha Uprety¹, Aman Dua²

¹AK Clinics, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, India.

Journal of Cutaneous and Aesthetic Surgery

|March 20, 2019

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This article reviews strip follicular unit transplantation, a hair transplant technique. It covers indications, anesthesia, procedure, complications, and special cases for this evolving surgical method.

Keywords:

Follicular unit transplantation hair transplant silvering strip dehiscence strip follicular unit extraction trichophytic closure

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Area of Science:

Surgical Dermatology
Hair Restoration Science

Background:

Hair transplantation has evolved significantly since its inception.
The strip follicular unit transplantation technique represents a key advancement in the field.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a concise overview of the strip follicular unit transplantation procedure.
To summarize key aspects including indications, anesthesia, and complications.
To share practical insights gained from experience with the technique.

Main Methods:

Review of the strip follicular unit transplantation procedure.
Discussion of indications, anesthesia, surgical steps, and potential complications.
Inclusion of practical experience and considerations for repeat strip excision.

Main Results:

The article outlines the essential components of strip follicular unit transplantation.
It highlights common indications and standard anesthetic approaches.
Potential complications and management strategies are summarized.

Conclusions:

Strip follicular unit transplantation remains a relevant hair restoration technique.
Understanding its nuances is crucial for successful patient outcomes.
Experience-based insights can optimize the application of this procedure.