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Practical Aspects of Hair Transplantation

Advancements in hair restoration depend on the sharing of clinical experience and peer-reviewed research findings. Publications reflect the effort to contribute to this global exchange – not for recognition, but because shared learning leads to better care for every patient.

Journal Publications

Hair Transplant Forum International

• Immediate Post-Operative Folliculitis: A Foreign Body Reaction, Not an Infection, Vol 35:6, Nov/Dec 2025
• How I Do It - Female Hairline Extension Technique, Vol 23:4, Jul/Aug 2013
• Idiopathic occipital fibrosis, Vol 22:6, Nov/Dec 2012
• The Ethical Issue of Automatic FUE, Vol 22:1, Jan/Feb 2012
• The potential role of hair transplant surgeons in treating vitiligo, Vol 20:2, Mar/Apr 2010
• A Simple DIY Tool to Prevent Tangling of Grafts in Long Hair Transplant, Vol 19:4, Jul/Aug 2009
• Report of Hospital-Acquired Enterobacter Infection, Vol 19:3, May/Jun 2009
• Postoperative Edema in Mega Sessions, Vol 19:3, May/Jun 2009
• Post-surgical Donor Site Hair Loss, Vol 19:2, Mar/Apr 2009
• Follicular Unit Extraction: Experience in the Chinese population, Vol 19:1, Jan/Feb 2009
• Removal of Undesired Grafts 5 days after a Hair Transplant, Vol 18:5, Sep/Oct 2008
• Laser-assisted Hairline Placement, Vol 18:5, Sep/Oct 2008

European Society of Hair Restoration Surgery Journal

• FUE for Undesired Grafts shortly after Hair Transplantation, Vol 9:1, 2009

Textbook Chapters

• Prevention and Treatment of Postoperative Folliculitis, Practical Aspects of Hair Transplantation in Asians, Springer 2018
• FUE in Asian Population, Hair Transplantation (Korean Edition), 2012
• FUE, Hair Restoration for Asians, Springer 2009
• Laser Hairline Placement, Hair Restoration for Asians, Springer 2009

Poster Presentations

• The Simple Management of Postoperative Folliculitis, ISHRS Bahamas 2012
• Double-Guns FUE Technique, ISHRS Montreal 2008
• FUE in the Chinese Population, ISHRS Montreal 2008
• How To Harvest the Invisible Hair, ISHRS Montreal 2008

Research findings and surgical techniques were presented at international conferences, including the ISHRS (International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery), AAHRS (Asian Association of Hair Restoration Surgeons), CAHRS (China Association of Hair Restoration Surgeons), and WFI (World FUE Institute).
Sharing clinical findings and contributing to collective knowledge is a professional obligation – not a choice, and certainly not self-promotion. It is a commitment to advancing patient care through open knowledge exchange.

2026 — Hair Transplant For Norwood Class IV-VI, 9th Hospital Scientific Meeting Shanghai
2025 — The Future Trend In Hair Transplant, CAHRS Xi-An
2025 — Key Area Transplant Technique, China Meeting Guangzhou
2024 — Video Session : How To Make Incisions, AAHRS-CAHRS Hangzhou
2024 — Natural Hairline Restore For All Genders, AAHRS-CAHRS Hangzhou
2023 — Live Surgery Demonstration, AAHRS Bangkok
2023 — The Prevention Of Postoperative Infection, AAHRS Bangkok
2023 — The Use Of A Simple Rotating Machine In FUE Extraction, AAHRS Bangkok
2023 — The Dual Role Of Low Dose Oral Steroid In The Postop Period, WFI Bangkok
2023 — New Landmark in Hairline Design, WFI Bangkok
2019 — Live Patient Viewing, ISHRS Bangkok
2017 — Prevention of Postoperative Folliculitis, AAHRS Bangkok
2013 — Female Hairline Extension Technique, ISHRS San Francisco
2012 — Where to Plant the Grafts when not enough, ISHRS Bahamas
2012 — Donor Harvesting in Asian, ISHRS Bahamas
2012 — No Easy Money in FUE, AAHRS Seoul
2011 — How to Set Up An Operation Room, AAHRS Bangkok
2010 — Where is my 4 degree chilled saline? ISHRS Boston
2010 — Why I change from FUE to Strip in Asians, ISHRS Bangkok
2010 — New Advance in Hair Restoration Surgery, Hangzhou China
2009 — New Landmarks in Hairline Design, ISHRS Amsterdam
2009 — Treatment of Male Pattern Hair Loss, HK CME Meeting
2008 — Eyebrow, Moustache, Sideburn, Pubic and Chest Hair Transplant, Thailand
2008 — Scalp and Hair Anatomy, Bangkok Hospital
2008 — Post-surgical Donor Site Effluvium, ISHRS Montreal

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT HAIR TRANSPLANT

General Guides to Surgical Hair Restoration

Learn the procedure and explore every step of the physician-led process before making any decision.

What Is Hair Transplant

Individual Follicular Units : Extracted from the donor area using various modalities and implanted into thinning areas.

Candidacy : Decision should only be made after assessment of hair loss aetiology and expectations by a doctor.

4G FUE Approach : Donor preservation, ATP bio-enhancement, low level laser, and Key Area planning for lifetime results.

Remember : Hair Transplant is a surgical procedure and is not without risks, such as donor depletion, shock loss, facial swelling, folliculitis, scars ...

All hair transplant procedures has 4 steps: Hairline Design, Local Anesthesia, Graft Extraction, then Graft Implantation.

Aftercare : Common questions about recovery, hair wash, activities, downtime, pain management, what to expect, and possible outcomes.

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