Pubic to Scalp F.U.E. Hair Transplant for Transgender| Stephy Publishers


 

Modern Research in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery - (MRPRS)| Stephy Publishers


Abstract
A male to female Transgender. She has bitemporal receding from androgenic alopecia, which is not very desirable. She seeks some kind of camouflage, after female hormone, Minoxidil and Finasteride particular hairstyle, hairpieces, etc. Her last resource is Hair Transplant to cure her baldness. FUE from the occipital scalp (927FU) and pubic (405FU) area then transplant to the bald spot is the final solution. 1,332FU was done. Hairline construction follows the “Line Thai Micro Hairline principle.” Nine months later, she comes back with a very soft, smooth heart shape feminine hairline.

Keywords: Hair transplant, Female transgender, Hair style, Hormone pills

Case Presentation
A male to female Transgender with bitemporal recession. She is looking for a Hair Transplant to the bald area. She takes hormone pills for almost 20 years. She is in very good health status. After History is taken and physical exam. Diagnosis of mild bitemporal baldness from genetic androgenic alopecia was made. The blood test also shows that she is in good physical condition no contraindication for surgery. Bleeding time coagulation time is within the normal limit. The area of baldness is about 2x3cms each.

After a detailed explanation and discussion, she agrees to upon F.U.E. (Follicular Unit extraction) pubic and scalp hair transplant to the bald area. Pubic hair because can save her scalp hair and increase the volume of new hair. She satisfies with the total design of her new hairline. She has a lovely widow's peak so let's keep it that way. Hair pattern and density etc. (Figure 1).

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