Complications and Difficult Cases: Hair Transplantation on a Patient with a Large Cranioplasty

Abstract

This is a new column for the Forum, and one that I believe will provide a great learning experience for us all. I want to take a moment to thank the editors, Drs. Robert True and Mario Marzola, for inviting me to contribute by writing this column. I invite everyone to submit difficult and complicated cases to me for future columns. If anonymity is preferred, please indicate this to me and I will make sure your information and the information on the patient are kept confidential and only the clinical data is shared.

Since this is the first article of this new column, I decided to start with one of my own difficult and challenging cases.