Latest on Asian Hair Restoration Surgery

While hair transplantation is in high demand in both men and women, Asian hair tends to be more coarse and sparse than European hair and so standard transplantation procedures leave much to be desired.

Hair Restoration Surgery in Asians, edited by Damkerng Pathomvanich (Thailand) and Kenichiro Imagawa (Japan) and just published by Springer, is a comprehensive text authored by a group of experts sharing their extensive collective experience in this specialized field. In addition to scalp hair restoration, regional transplantation of eyebrows, eyelashes, sideburns, beards, and mustaches is also considered.

22 chapters cover such specialized topics as "Knowing Asian Hair," "Knowing the Difference in Restoring the Asian Look", "Methods of Donor Harvesting," to detailed step-by-step techniques, including a discussion of complications and solutions.

With its many illustrations and over 260 pages of text, the book provides a compendium of information on Asian hair restoration surgery not heretofore gathered together into one easy-to-access reference. While a bit technnical and pricey for the layman, it is a one-of-a-kind.

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