In Memoriam

November 2025 in “ International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery ”

Studysummary This obituary honors Dr. Grant Koher, a respected member of the ISHRS and a diplomate of the American Board of Hair Restoration Surgery, and reports no new research findings.

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