Donor Area Complications: Strip Harvesting

October 2022 in “ Hair Transplantation ”

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The document discussed the "strip" method, or follicular unit transplantation (FUT), for donor hair harvesting in hair transplantation. This method involved removing a strip of hair-bearing skin from the scalp and closing the wound with sutures. The chapter detailed potential complications that could arise during or after the procedure, such as infection, tissue necrosis, telogen effluvium, tight closures, and pain. It emphasized the importance of proper technique, including making superficial incisions parallel to hair follicles and ensuring adequate closure without tension, to minimize these complications. The chapter also provided guidance on treating these complications if they occurred.

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