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ISHRS—helping you to help your patients

E. Antonio Mangubat
Hair Transplant Forum International July 2011, 21 (4) 128; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/21.4.0128
  1. E. Antonio Mangubat, MD (tony{at}mangubat.com)
    1. Tukwila, Washington, USA

The 2011 ISHRS Annual Meeting in Anchorage is shaping up to be another great event full of information and new skills that we hope will be valuable in your practice. One of the most important services the ISHRS provides is expert opinions from world-class, experienced hair surgeons.

Here’s your opportunity to harness the power of the ISHRS: Bring your tough cases to Anchorage for the Difficult Cases session!

Most hair restoration surgeons at some time in their practice encounter difficult cases, such as those that:

  1. Have complications that were not expected.

  2. Have iatrogenic problems that were created.

  3. We wish did not walk in our door.

  4. We have no idea what to do with.

Here’s your opportunity to harness the power of the ISHRS: Bring your tough cases to Anchorage for the Difficult Cases session!

We care about our patients and want to help them, but sometimes the problems are so significant that we are overwhelmed or do not know how to proceed. If you have a case like this, let us help.

At the Anchorage Annual Meeting, you will have the world’s best hair surgeons available to help on your specific cases, so I encourage all attendees to submit your tough cases now. Send your patient’s history and photos to me and Mel Mayer at tony{at}mangubat.com and mayer4sd4{at}aol.com.

The Difficult Cases session will provide you with the added benefit of learning how to treat your own difficult patients in addition to listening and learning from your colleagues’ difficult cases.

See you in Anchorage!