A Comment on: Transfollicular subcutaneous forehead and brow lift

This correspondence comments on the recent article describing the transfollicular subcutaneous forehead and brow lift technique. Alopecia is a potential complication of such procedures, ranging from reversible telogen effluvium to permanent scarring forms. Although rare, hair loss can significantly affect patient satisfaction. Even minimally invasive techniques carry some risk. The transfollicular approach offers facial rejuvenation with hairline lowering, improvement of rhytids, and effective scar camouflage through preservation of anterior hair follicles. We emphasize the importance of transparent preoperative counseling and aim to enrich the discussion initiated by the original article.

Keywords: Alopecia. Dermatologic Surgical Procedures. Postoperative Cognitive Complications. Rhytidoplasty