Crown: Area of Concern

    January 2010
    Jerry Wong
    Studysummary This article discusses strategies for hair transplantation prioritizing frontal scalp coverage over the crown and reports no new clinical results; ongoing finasteride use is recommended to delay crown work, particularly in younger patients.
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