I have a small 1/3 by1/3 inch bald spot near to top front of my hairline which I would like removed via scalp reduction surgery and would like to know the surgical complications, particularly if further hair loss is a risk? Thank you kindly respondents!
November 6, 2015
Answer: I want to know about having a scalp reduction This is a terrible surgery with many problsm including residual scars and frequent failures. I have wrtten extensive articles on this subject and am a victim of this surgery myself and made it a campaign to stop this surgery from being done.
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November 6, 2015
Answer: I want to know about having a scalp reduction This is a terrible surgery with many problsm including residual scars and frequent failures. I have wrtten extensive articles on this subject and am a victim of this surgery myself and made it a campaign to stop this surgery from being done.
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November 6, 2015
Answer: Scalp reduction The size, shape and location of your defect are important to see if you are at all a candidate for a scalp reduction type of procedure. Photographs would be necessary to really answer you specifically. If you are a candidate, it is a low risk operation. Temporary shock hair loss can occur with any scalp or hair operation. It is under 5% and is not permanent unless there is an active balding process going on. If your bald spot is from male pattern baldness you will likely be better served by hair transplantation.
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November 6, 2015
Answer: Scalp reduction The size, shape and location of your defect are important to see if you are at all a candidate for a scalp reduction type of procedure. Photographs would be necessary to really answer you specifically. If you are a candidate, it is a low risk operation. Temporary shock hair loss can occur with any scalp or hair operation. It is under 5% and is not permanent unless there is an active balding process going on. If your bald spot is from male pattern baldness you will likely be better served by hair transplantation.
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