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Figures
- Figure 1.
Frequency of hair transplant procedures by body area
- Figure 2.
Burn scar
- Figure 3.
Traction alopecia
- Figure 4.
Congenital hypotrichia
- Figure 5.
Anatomy of the beard
- Figure 6.
Beard graft
- Figure 7.
Scalp graft
- Figure 8.
Direction of hair in different beard areas: SB (sideburns)—downward direction; Ch (cheek beard)— lateral and downwards; JB (jawline beard)—down and laterally
- Figure 9.
T (traction), CT (counter-traction). Note the direction and acute angle of the blade.
- Figure 10.
Donor scalp; mid-occipital area is preferred.
- Figure 11.
Donor scalp trichogram; 1- and 2-hair grafts preferred
- Figure 12.
Upper zone for single hair grafts only
- Figure 13.
Nerve supply of the face
- Figure 14.
Giving local anesthesia to the beard area
- Figure 15.
Patient 1, before (left) and immediate post-op (right)
- Figure 16.
Before (left) and after 1 week (right)
- Figure 17.
Patient 2, before (left) and after 6 months (right)
- Figure 18.
Patient 3, before (left) and (100grafts) after 1 year (right)
- Figure 19.
Patient 4, before surgery (A); immediate post-op (B); and after 2 years (C)
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