Місце трансплантації волосся в лікуванні алопеції

June 2024 in “ Likarska sprava ”

V. V. Sulik, V. V. Кhrapach

TLDR Hair transplantation is effective for treating hair loss but can have complications.

The document provides a detailed analysis of current hair transplantation methods, examining new classifications of alopecia and the frequency of potential complications following hair transplantation using various techniques. It also discusses preventive measures in practical trichology and plastic surgery to mitigate these complications.

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