Scalp Dermatology for the Hair Restoration Surgeon

November 2005 in “ Hair transplant forum international ”

Bernard P. Nusbaum

seborrheic dermatitis psoriasis alopecia areata actinic damage vitiligo folliculitis acne keloidalis hair transplantation

TLDR Understanding scalp conditions is crucial for successful hair transplants.

The document "Scalp Dermatology for the Hair Restoration Surgeon" discussed various dermatologic scalp conditions relevant to hair transplantation. Conditions covered included seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, alopecia areata, actinic damage, vitiligo, folliculitis, and acne keloidalis. The article aimed to provide hair restoration surgeons with essential knowledge on these conditions to improve patient outcomes. Understanding these scalp conditions was crucial for effective hair transplantation and managing patient expectations.

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