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The Case for Asymmetry: Right-Side versus Left-Side Temporal Recession

Paul T. Rose and Aron G. Nusbaum
Hair Transplant Forum International September 2020, 30 (5) 178-179; DOI: https://doi.org/10.33589/30.5.178
Paul T. Rose
Coral Gables, Florida, USA,
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Aron G. Nusbaum
Coral Gables, Florida, USA
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Abstract

Introduction: A major goal in constructing a hairline with hair transplantation is to achieve a natural appearance. Patients and surgeons often strive to create a symmetric hairline in terms of height and recession depth. In this study, the authors demonstrate that a component of the natural hairline is actually asymmetry of the fronto-temporal recession depth.

Methods: The study looked at 100 male patients seeking reconstruction of the frontal hairline, including the fronto-temporal recessions.

Results and Discussion: Asymmetry in the temporal area was noted in almost all patients.

  • asymmetry
  • fronto-temporal recession
  • hairline
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Paul T. Rose, Aron G. Nusbaum
Hair Transplant Forum International Sep 2020, 30 (5) 178-179; DOI: 10.33589/30.5.178

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Paul T. Rose, Aron G. Nusbaum
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