Single‐stage wound closure of multiple scalp defects using combined advancement flap techniques

Optimal placement of Burow's triangles for aesthetically pleasing repair of multiple defects using local flaps after tumor excision

“…In this context, the comet flap is a possible alternative . Flaps on the scalp generally need to be dimensioned much more generously than in other areas of the body, and multiple defects often require a combination of various techniques . There are two basic variants of advancement flaps (Figure b, c).…”

The comet flap: an alternative technique for the reconstruction of facial defects

“…Compared to skin grafts, there is no change of color or texture, nor is there any loss of hair, which is particularly important on the scalp. The choice of reconstruction technique on the scalp is not only influenced by size, location, and depth but also by the elasticity of the surrounding skin and the patient's general condition including comorbidities, age, and medication .…”

Reconstruction of an extensive scalp defect under high‐dose immunosuppression

“…Therefore, after weighing the risk-benefit ratio, a shared decision was made with the patient to adequately cover the full-thickness scalp defect. 6,7 We performed an extensive double rotation flap under tumescent local anesthesia (Figure 3). The surgery was performed immediately after steroid pulse therapy with prednisolone 60 mg per day, simultaneously the patient received antibiotic shielding with cefuroxime 1.5 g three times per day.…”