Hair-bearing neck flap for upper-lip reconstruction in the male

Reconstruction of the upper lip resulting in a hair-bearing area and a non-hair-bearing lining is described in two cases of full-thickness lip defects. A unipedicled neck flap was used in one case and a bipedicled neck flap in the other, both comprised of hair-bearing and adjacent non-hair-bearing areas. The neck flap has the advantages of providing the two layers of the lip, and the reconstructed lip is not too thick and is mobile and pliable, and the hair resembles lip hair in color, density, and quality. The multiple operative procedures can be performed under local anesthetic.