Hair Restoration Techniques Glossary
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Hair Restoration Techniques Glossary

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What is finasteride primarily used for?

  • Performing scalp reduction
  • Attaching a hair replacement system
  • Reducing hair loss in women
  • Stimulating hair growth in men (correct)
  • What does flap surgery involve?

  • Combing through hair strands
  • The use of adhesive bonding agents
  • Removal of hair replacement systems
  • Removal of a bald scalp area and attachment of hair-bearing skin (correct)
  • Which term refers to the process of sorting hair strands so that the cuticle points toward the ends?

  • Scalp reduction
  • Full head bonding
  • Hackling
  • Root-turning (correct)
  • What is a lace-front typically used for?

    <p>Creating off-the-face hairstyles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What procedure does hair transplantation include?

    <p>Scalp reduction and flap surgery</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a hair replacement system previously known as?

    <p>Toupee</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main purpose of minoxidil?

    <p>To promote hair growth and reduce hair loss</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which term describes the surgical removal of a bald area?

    <p>Scalp reduction</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of a wig block?

    <p>To style hair or wigs</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What does 'hair solution' refer to?

    <p>Any small wig to cover the crown of the head</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Key Terms in Hair Restoration

    • Finasteride: Oral medication exclusively for men to stimulate hair growth; often prescribed in cases of androgenetic alopecia.

    • Flap Surgery: Surgical method involving the excision of a bald area on the scalp and the transplanting of a section of hair-bearing skin to cover it.

    • Full Head Bonding: Technique for securely attaching a hair replacement system using an adhesive across the entire scalp.

    • Hackling: A method used to comb and separate individual hair strands, ensuring a more natural look for hairpieces.

    • Hair Replacement System: Modern terminology for what was traditionally known as a hairpiece; provides a solution to hair loss.

    • Hair Solution: Smaller wigs designed to conceal thinning hair on the crown, blended with the wearer’s natural hair for a seamless appearance.

    • Hair Transplantation: A surgical procedure encompassing various techniques to restore hair, such as scalp reduction and flap surgery, by relocating hair follicles.

    • Lace-Front: A specific type of hair solution characterized by lace material at the front, allowing for versatile styling away from the face.

    • Minoxidil: Topical solution applied to the scalp that promotes hair regrowth and slows hair loss, suitable for both men and women.

    • Root-Turning: Sorting of hair strands to ensure that the cuticle faces the ends of the hair, aligning with its natural growth pattern for authenticity.

    • Scalp Reduction: Surgical technique that removes bald sections of the scalp and stitches the surrounding skin together to reduce the area of baldness.

    • Toupee: An older term used for a small hairpiece designed to cover the crown of the head; this term is less frequently used in modern contexts.

    • Wig Block: A sculpted form made from various materials used for styling wigs or hair systems; acts as a base to maintain wig shape during application or maintenance.

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    Explore key terms related to hair restoration techniques in this glossary. Understanding these terms is essential for anyone interested in hair loss treatments and surgeries. Dive into definitions of medications and surgical methods used for stimulating hair growth and enhancing appearance.

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