Reconstructing and Restoring the Contour of an Eyebrow Defect

Patel, Jigar; Degesys, Catherine A; Merritt, Bradley G

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“…The forehead hairline and eyebrows are essential aesthetic subunits that frame the upper third of the face and play an important role in facial gender recognition, emotional express, and aesthetics. [10][11][12] When remodeling these subunits, the regional anatomic and functional outcomes must be taken into account. Therefore, hair transplantation has become increasingly popular in plastic and cosmetic operation owing to its minimal damage and perfectly natural appearance.…”

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Comparison of 2 Incisional Methods in Hair Transplantation

Chen,

Wang,

Liu

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Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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lymphadenopathy in the left infraparotid area, which progressed to clinical stage Ⅲ. In addition, the lesion size was 1.4×1 cm 2 at diagnosis, and it increased to 2.0×2.5 cm 2 after 3 weeks and to 3.0×2.3 cm 2 in permanent biopsy. In general, MCC is well known to grow fast in about two-third and slow in one-fourth, but this case is meaningful in that it shows how rapidly growing MCC is. According to a previous study, the false-negative rate of sentinel lymph node biopsy in MCC patients is reported to be about 17.1%. Thus, it is thought that in MCC patients with rapidly growing lesions, neck dissection may be considered even when the tumor is diagnosed as stage I. 10 We had a rapidly growing MCC and treat successfully with wide excision of the MCC, neck lymph node dissection, reconstruction using RFFF, and subsequent radiotherapy. Through this case report, we would like to talk about the treatment experience of the rapidly growing MCC and fast multidisciplinary cooperation is very helpful for the appropriate treatment of the rapidly growing MCC.

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Comparison of 2 Incisional Methods in Hair Transplantation

Chen,

Wang,

Liu

et al. 2023

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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“…This, in turn, might cause unsatisfactory results due to poor tissue perfusion, tissue fibrosis, and infection, which can jeopardize the survival of hair grafts. 4–6…”

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“…This, in turn, might cause unsatisfactory results due to poor tissue perfusion, tissue fibrosis, and infection, which can jeopardize the survival of hair grafts. [4][5][6] Adipose tissue has regenerative capability, which aids in enhancing the healing of the severed tissue. This is due to numerous growth factors such as basic fibroblast growth factor, insulin like growth factor 1, and many others included in the stromal vascular fraction of nanofat.…”

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Eyebrow Restoration in Deep Facial Burn: Follicular Unit Extraction Hair Transplantation after Nanofat Graft

Ali,

Fayek,

Noureldin

et al. 2023

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - Global Open

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Background: Eyebrows play an important role in protecting the eyes, and also transmit facial expression. Restoration of eyebrow loss after deep thermal burns is a challenging task because a scarred recipient area may affect the success rate of the hair transplantation outcome. Trials to improve this outcome via preparation of pretransplantation recipient area are mandatory. Methodology: Seventeen patients (20 eyebrows) with partial or total postburn eyebrow loss were recruited. Nanofat injection was done as a preparatory step before hair transplantation. Patients were followed up monthly for 6 months after follicular unit extraction. The outcome was assessed both objectively by phototrichoscopy and patient satisfaction, and by incidence of complications. Results: The mean eyebrow density of the recipient side was found to be 88.60 ± 29.96 hair follicle per cm2, compared with 133.95 ± 38.38 on the control side. The mean eyebrow thickness of the recipient side was found to be 0.07 ± 0.01 mm, compared with 0.06 ± 0.01 on the control side, The overall satisfaction was 60% regarding the density, 80% regarding direction, and 65% regarding symmetry. However, when it comes to texture, 45% were satisfied. Conclusions: Restoration of eyebrow loss after deep facial burn is a challenging procedure. Improving the recipient area before hair transplantation is recommended to achieve a satisfactory outcome. Waiting until maturation of the scarred tissue of the recipient area and preparation of it with nanofat can achieve a satisfactory outcome.

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The forehead hairline and eyebrows are essential aesthetic subunits that frame the upper third of the face and play an important role in facial gender recognition, emotional express, and aesthetics. [10][11][12] When remodeling these subunits, the regional anatomic and functional outcomes must be taken into account. Therefore, hair transplantation has become increasingly popular in plastic and cosmetic operation owing to its minimal damage and perfectly natural appearance.At present, 3 kinds of incisions are commonly used to get scalp strips: parallelogram, fusiform, and rectangle.

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Soft Tissue Chondroma of the Chin

Kim¹,

Lee³

2023

Journal of Craniofacial Surgery

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Soft tissue chondromas are benign tumors, generally of the hands or feet, very rarely of the head and neck region. Repeated microtrauma may be as an initiating factor. The authors describe a case of a soft tissue chondroma of the chin in a 58-year-old male who had used a continuous positive airway pressure face mask for obstructive sleep apnea for 3 years. The patient presented with a hard mass on his chin for 1 year. Computed tomography imaging showed a heterogeneous enhancing mass, with calcification in the subcutaneous layer. Intraoperatively, the mass was beneath the mentalis muscle and abutted the mental nerve, without bone involvement. The diagnosis was a soft tissue chondroma. The patient recovered fully, without recurrence. The primary cause of soft tissue chondromas is unknown. The authors consider that continuous use of a continuous positive airway pressure face mask may play a role in the etiology.

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Reconstructing and Restoring the Contour of an Eyebrow Defect

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Comparison of 2 Incisional Methods in Hair Transplantation

Comparison of 2 Incisional Methods in Hair Transplantation

Eyebrow Restoration in Deep Facial Burn: Follicular Unit Extraction Hair Transplantation after Nanofat Graft

Soft Tissue Chondroma of the Chin

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