CONCLUSION: Hair transplant surgery is generally safe. Pain, swelling, and edema at the donor site were the most often reported complications. At the recipient site, scarring was reported most. A few cases of donor-site AVF were reported in the literature and were often associated with FUE with punch graft technique.

CONCLUSION: Hair transplantation in women requires a tailored approach focusing on diffuse density restoration, donor area preservation, and adjunct medical management. Advances in techniques and adjunctive therapies are transforming the field, providing effective, patient-centered solutions for hair loss.

BACKGROUND: Using stem cells for hair restoration (reversal of hair loss, regeneration of hair follicles) is already a well-established clinical practice.

CONCLUSIONS: Satisfaction with frontal hairline correction with hair transplantation varies by gender, emphasizing the importance of considering individual factors during surgical planning.

CONCLUSION: There is an intestinal-skin axis regulation pattern in the pathological process of AGA, and the aging of intestinal tissues and the alteration of bacterial flora and related metabolites can affect hair follicle aging and inflammation.

Chronic nonhealing wounds are complex complications of diabetes and are characterized by impaired vascular networks and persistent inflammation, making them challenging to treat. Studies have demonstrated that hair follicles possess tissue regenerative potential; however, their role in diabetic wounds remains unclear. This study aimed to investigate the impact of blood glucose levels on hair follicle activity and compare the effects of hair follicle transplantation under hyperglycemic and…

CONCLUSION: AI chatbots show strong potential for use in online hair transplantation consultations, providing accurate, empathetic, and easily understandable responses. Nevertheless, challenges such as privacy concerns, ethical considerations, and potential biases need to be addressed before their adoption in clinical practice.

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