Surgical defects of the nasal ala are difficult to repair because of the need to preserve local function and the aesthetic aspect. Skin grafts are thin, pale, and have a smooth surface, which contrast with the skin of the nose. Flaps from the malar and proximal regions usually extend over the alar crease, causing deformities and obstruction of the nasal vestibule. The authors describe a reconstruction technique for defects of the nasal ala, which preserves the cosmetic unit without causing changes in the nasal vestibule or air flow.

Trichoblastoma is a slow-growing and well-circumscribed rare adnexal tumor. Although considered a benign neoplasm, there are cases of aggressive trichoblastomas. This paper reports a case of a 66-year-old female patient with a recurrent and continuously growing tumor in the right nasal wing that was treated with Mohs Micrographic Surgery.

Keywords: MOHS SURGERY, SKIN NEOPLASMS, SURGICAL FLAPS

Hair transplant has become one of the most performed cosmetic procedures worldwide, and the follicular unit excision (FUE) method is progressively growing. FUE can be used to treat not only androgenic alopecia, but also eyebrows and beard area. For the eyebrow, follicular unit transplantation (FUT) is considered the gold standard for keeping the hair longer, facilitating the visualization of their direction during the implant. We describe a case of long hair FUE, where this technique was used without shaving the donor area, maintaining the length of the strands, and with no linear scar.

Keywords: Eyebrows; Hair Follicle; Transplantation

Modern hair transplant is constantly evolving. We intend to demonstrate our techniques and methodologies, and especially to describe the dynamics of the entire surgical process of the FUE (Follicular Unit Extraction), technique, from the discussion of the surgical strategy with the patient and evaluation of the donor area to extraction and implantation. The dermatologist must understand the complexity of the procedure and the need for adequate training to achieve a good surgical result.

Keywords: Alopecia; Hair; Hair follicle; Transplant donor site