A Novel Surgical Technique: Placement of the Suture Lateral to the Punch Biopsy Defect

Skvarka, Christopher B.; Greenbaum, Steven S.

doi:10.1111/j.1524-4725.2006.33042.x

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“…These sites can then be suture closed to minimize the scar. 8 Properly planning the surgery day is what makes HRS possible in a GCS practice. Starting the hair cases early, say 7 AM, with a competent staff of hair technicians, will allow the surgeon to move on to other cases, returning intermittently to verify that the transplant procedure is progressing appropriately.…”

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Incorporating Hair Replacement into Your Practice

Puig¹

2008

Facial plast Surg

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The author defines the essential management skills that are unique to building a successful hair restoration surgery team and contrasts these skills with those needed to manage a general cosmetic surgery practice. Strategies for hair technician selection, training, supervision, and management are discussed, emphasizing the management skill areas that are different from those of general medical office or cosmetic surgery practices. Attention is given to the components of a contemporary hair restoration surgery operating suite: size, specialized equipment and tools, and essential support systems.

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