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Unger, Robin et al.: 2023 Hair Transplantation DOI: 10.1055/b-0042-191705
Section II Etiologies and Nonsurgical Treatment of Hair Loss

13B “Temporary” Scalp Micropigmentation (Trichopigmentation)

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Herausgeber: Unger, Robin; Shapiro, Ronald

Autoren: Gupta, Aditya K.; McDonald, Adriane; Noreldin, Ahmed Adel; Bauman, Alan J.; Juliano, Alessandra; Abbasi, Ali; Dua, Aman; Christiano, Angela M.; O’Mara, Angela; Yong, Angeline Anning; Tosti, Antonella; Ruston, Antonio; Nusbaum, Aron G.; Poswal, Arvind; Shahmalak, Asim; Alp, Bayramoğlu; Nusbaum, Bernard P.; Farjo, Bessam; Feriduni, Bijan; Wolf, Bradley R.; Puig, Carlos J.; Varona, Christopher M.; Albertini, Conradin von; Ziering, Craig; Pathomvanich, Damkerng; Josephitis, David; Perez-Meza, David; Mangubat, E. Antonio; Ball, Edward A. M.; Poblet, Enrique; Eisenberg, Eric L.; Wang, Etienne C. E.; Rinaldi, Fabio; Jimenez, Francisco; Krenitsky, Gabriel H.; Williams, Greg; Abaci, Hasan Erbil; Radwanski, Henrique N.; Park, Jae Hyun; Hernandez, Irene; Harris, James A.; Vogel, James E.; Devroye, Jean; Irvine, Jeff; Epstein, Jeffrey; Cooley, Jerry E.; Shapiro, Jerry; Wong, Jerry; Kim, Jino; Jackow, Joanna; Cole, John; Dua, Kapil; Washenik, Ken; Williams, Ken; Erdogan, Koray; Sicco, Kristen Lo; Yagyu, Kuniyoshi; Bloch, Leila David; Santos, Leopoldo Duailibe; Avila, Lorena; Pontes, Luciana Takata; Khanna, Manoj; Avram, Marc R.; Pitchon, Marcelo; Crisóstomo, Márcio; Barusco, Marco N.; Sanseverino, Maria Angélica Muricy; Schambach, Marie A.; Unger, Mark; Speranzini, Mauro; Cole, Megan; Mayer, Melvin L.; Beehner, Michael L.; Neff, Mike; Mohmand, Mohammad H.; Ahmad, Muhammad; Rogers, Nicole E.; Large, Nicole; Farjo, Nilofer; Otberg, Nina; Desai, Nirav V.; Mohebi, Parsa; Frechet, Patrick; Mwamba, Patrick; Shapiro, Paul; Rose, Paul T.; Tesauro, Piero; Kinler, Rae Lynne P.; Rabbani, Ramin; Konior, Raymond J.; Kothottil, Renu; Lemos, Ricardo Gomes de; Mejia, Ricardo; Shiell, Richard C.; Finney, Robert; True, Robert H; Dorin, Robert J.; Haber, Robert S.; Unger, Robin; Shapiro, Ronald; Adajar, Ruel A.; Knudsen, Russell G.; Nadimi, Sahar; Lam, Samuel M.; Vasa, Sanjeev; Tovar, Sara Lea Salas; MD, Sara Wasserbauer; Boden, Scott A.; Keene, Sharon A.; Abbasi, Sheida; Kabaker, Sheldon S.; Kobren, Spencer David; Gabel, Steven; Hwang, Sungjoo “Tommy”; Nakatsui, Thomas C.; Carman, Timothy; Lardner, Tina; Elliott, Vance W.; Mysore, Venkataram; Unger, Walter P.; Rassman, William; Doucet, Yanne S.; MD, Young-Ran Lee; Guo, Zongyou

Titel: Hair Transplantation

Print ISBN: 9781626236936; Online ISBN: 9781684202737; Buch-DOI: 10.1055/b000000335

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Fachgebiete: Plastische, Rekonstruktive & Kosmetische Chirurgie;Dermatologie

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Piero Tesauro, Nicole Large, and Ronald Shapiro

Summary

Temporary scalp trichopigmentation (STP) is an innovative technique of scalp camouflage that creates the illusion of shaved hair on the head with pigment. Like other scalp micropigmentation (SMP) techniques, it is useful for a variety of conditions involving hair loss. It is different from standard permanent SMP in that it is not designed to fade. STP is not a re-adaptation of previous SMP techniques, but a unique procedure developed specifically to address problems with earlier permanent techniques. In this chapter, we discuss in detail the equipment, pigments, techniques, and protocols used to perform temporary STP, which makes this procedure unique. Concerns for potential advantages and disadvantages will be examined. The indications for STP are similar to permanent SMP and are discussed in detail in Chapter 13A—Permanent Scalp Micropigmentation.

Schlüsselwörter

trichopigmentation - temporary scalp trichopigmentation - scalp micropigmentation - hair thinning - scar camouflage - shaved effect
 
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