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Hair Transplantation: History and Recent Developments as of 1985

March 1985 in “ The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology ”

David S. Orentreich, Norman Orentreich

hair transplantation hair transplant hair restoration hair grafting follicular unit transplantation FUT follicular unit extraction FUE scalp reduction donor site recipient site graft survival sequelae

TLDR Hair transplantation has evolved with improved techniques and safety measures.

The document reviewed the history and recent developments in hair transplantation as of 1985. It discussed the procedures involved, the associated risks and benefits, strategies to avoid complications, and methods for treating any resulting sequelae.

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