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region at the back of the scalp used for hair transplants

The Occipital Donor Area refers to the region at the back of the scalp, near the base of the skull, where hair is typically harvested for hair transplantation procedures. This area is often chosen because the hair follicles here are generally more resistant to balding and provide a stable source of healthy hair for grafting.

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• Donor Area
• Occipital Scalp
• Occipital Area
• Recipient Area
• Donor Hair
• Recipient Sites
• Donor Hair Follicles
• Donor Dominance