Hair Transplantation

    Thomas D. Griffin
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    TLDR The book is a detailed and useful guide for doctors learning about hair transplantation.
    The document is a book review of "Hair Transplantation" edited by Marc R. Avram and Nicole E. Rogers, published in 2009. The reviewer, Thomas D. Griffin, MD, praises the book as a comprehensive and well-illustrated reference text that fills a void in the field of hair transplantation. The book covers all aspects of the procedure, including consultation, medical treatments, donor area, hairline design, treatment of scarring alopecia, and eyelash transplantation. It also addresses emergency preparedness during surgery and recent technological advances. The reviewer highlights the importance of the chapter on frontal hairline design for achieving natural-looking results and commends the book for its balanced discussion and practical approach. The book is recommended as essential reading for physicians interested in hair transplantation surgery.
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