Full-thickness Scalp Injury Due to Hair Braiding and Weave
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چکیده
Full-thickness scalp necrosis secondary to hair weave placement is a rare but serious complication of a common hairstyle. The defects can be large and may necessitate complex reconstruction with hair-bearing tissue. We report on the case of a young woman with extensive scalp loss following tight spiral braiding. The case description illustrates this relatively unknown complication, its treatment, and possible preventative measures.
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دوره 3 شماره
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تاریخ انتشار 2015