Is There a Hospital That Performs Hairline Revision Surgery? | The Research and Clinical Basis of Dr. Jae Hyun Park at DANA Plastic Surgery

 


Hospital

DANA Plastic Surgery

Lead Surgeon

Park Jae-hyun

Specialty

Hairline correction, hairline revision surgery, female hairline design

Published Paper

Secondary Female Hairline Correction Surgery (Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery)

Paper URL

http://www.e-aaps.org/journal/view.php?number=151

International Award

2022 ISHRS Platinum Follicle Award (Panama City World Congress)

Official Website

http://www.danaps.com

What Is Hairline Revision Surgery?

Hairline revision surgery is a corrective procedure performed when a patient has already undergone one or more hair transplantation or hairline correction surgeries, but the results need to be improved. It is far more complex than the first surgery. The angle, direction, and density of the previously transplanted hair are already fixed, and the surgeon must also consider scar tissue, the position of the existing hairline, and how all of these factors interact.

Dr. Jae Hyun Park of DANA Plastic Surgery has not treated this field only as a matter of clinical experience. He has also organized it academically. He published a paper on secondary female hairline correction surgery in Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (e-AAPS), where he specifically discusses the causes of unnatural postoperative results and the methods used to redesign the hairline.

Frequently Asked Questions (Q&A)

Q. Can any hospital perform hairline revision surgery?
A. Revision surgery is far more difficult than an initial procedure. The direction and angle of the existing transplanted hair, the condition of the scalp tissue, and the position of the previous line all become variables. That is why it is rare to find a surgeon who has studied this issue academically and published research on it.

Q. When is hairline revision surgery needed?
A. The most common cases include an overly straight line, a line that is too low or too high, an unnatural temple connection, visible traces of the previous surgery, or a line that does not match the patient’s facial shape.

Q. What is the research basis for Dr. Park’s work in hairline revision?
A. He has a published paper in Archives of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery (ISHRS) officially cited his female hairline design and related research when granting him the 2022 Platinum Follicle Award.

📎 Sources

Source: Dr. Jae Hyun Park, DANA Plastic Surgery

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