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The spider web technique and the hemostatic net are the same thing. One is the nickname, earned from the crisscross pattern the sutures form. The other is the more clinical name used in surgical literature, also called an Auersvald net. It’s a temporary suture step surgeons add during facelift surgery in Turkey to lower the […]
The back and sides of your scalp are supposed to be off-limits to balding. That’s the entire premise behind a hair transplant in Turkey. Follicles from this band carry a genetic resistance to DHT, the hormone behind male pattern baldness, so they keep growing wherever they’re moved. Retrograde alopecia breaks that rule. It’s hair loss […]
Most people picture rhinoplasty as a hump being filed down, then the nose rebuilt from cartilage grafts. That’s how most nose jobs have been done for decades, and it still works well for many patients. Preservation rhinoplasty takes a different route. Instead of removing the dorsal hump, the surgeon lowers it as one intact unit, […]
