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Lowering the female hairline: two options in treatment

Jeffrey Epstein and Ashlin Alexander
Hair Transplant Forum International January 2013, 23 (1) 12-15; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/23.1.0012
Jeffrey Epstein
New York, New York, USA
MD, FACS
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Ashlin Alexander
New York, New York, USA
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    Before surgical hairline advancement.

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    Patient 1 year after surgical hairline advancement and 7 months after hair grafting. She first underwent SHA to advance the hairline, then 5 months later had a transplant of 650 grafts to round out and soften the hairline.

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    Before (left) and 2 years after SHA (right), performed as a single procedure. (This procedure is available for viewing.)

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    Before marked (left) and after (right) SHA.

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    Before SHA, prior to the insertion of the balloon expander. The expansion was necessary due to the inadequate scalp laxity to achieve the desired 5-plus cm of hairline advancement.

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    Patient with the balloon fully expanded, 8 weeks after its insertion, concealing the stretched out scalp with a loose head dressing. This photo was taken on the day the scalp was expanded.

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    Patient 6 months after SHA, showing the much lower hairline achieved with tissue expansion in this highly motivated patient with tight scalp.

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    Before hair grafting (left) and after (right) one procedure of 2,100 grafts to advance the hairline by transplantation.

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    Before hair grafting (left) and after (right) one procedure of 2,350 grafts to advance the hairline by transplantation.

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International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery: 23 (1)
Hair Transplant Forum International
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January/February 2013
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Jeffrey Epstein, Ashlin Alexander
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