Hair transplant is a common procedure worldwide, and the method of extracting follicular units is currently the most used. This technique is used not only for androgenetic alopecia but also for other areas such as eyebrows and beard. It is essential to observe the angle of the incisions and implantation of the hairs to conduct the eyebrow transplant so the result is as natural as possible. However, in addition to being rigorous with the design of the shape and position of the eyebrow, care must be taken with the preparation from the receiving site.

Keywords: Transplants; Alopecia; Hair follicle

Hair transplantation is an option for anyone with Androgenetic Alopecia, including transgender patients who want to align their appearance with their gender identity. Thus, hair transplantation can help transform appearance and boost self-esteem, especially if hair loss is a source of gender dysphoria. We report two cases of hair transplantation in transgender patients with good results, using the Follicular Unit Extraction and Follicular Unit Transplantation techniques. Due to the scarcity of specific articles about hair transplantation in this population, we report these cases for a better understanding of the specific needs of these patients.

Keywords: Hair; Transplants; Transgender People; Gender Dysphoria; Gender Identity; Feminization.

Polydioxanone (PDO) threads have been used as a non-surgical alternative to treat skin laxity. This article describes the technique of applying mono, twin, and screw PDO threads around the umbilical scar forming a support mesh on the abdominal wall, to pull the skin in this region in the opposite direction to gravity. The authors present the results obtained with the technique one and four months after the procedure, showing the improvement of tissue connection with the repositioning of the abdominal scar and general aesthetic improvement.

Keywords: Scar; Esthetics; Cosmetic Techniques; Skin; Polydioxanone; Methods

Facial erythema after phenol peeling is one of the expected effects of the healing process and collagen formation. Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) therapy is one of the forms used as a treatment accelerating recovery, reducing redness, inflammation, and itching symptoms that may occur after peeling. IPLT can also be used to treat hypertrophic scars, which is also one of the adverse events that can happen with deep peeling. We report a successful case of IPLT treatment in a patient who presented facial erythema and hypertrophic scarring after undergoing phenol peeling.

Keywords: Phenol; IPL treatment; Hypertrophic Scar.

Rhinophyma is characterized by chronic inflammation of the tissues of the nose, resulting in irregular exophytic growth and telangiectasias. The disease progresses with hyperplasia and hypertrophy of the nasal sebaceous glands, associated with fibrosis and dilation of local blood vessels and connective tissue. These changes can lead to complete nose deformity and compromise the patients' quality of life. There are different treatment methods, such as laser, microdermabrasion, chemical exfoliation, cryosurgery, surgery with skin graft, and electrosurgery, with varying results and costs. We report two cases of rhinophyma treated with electrosurgery with very satisfactory results.

Keywords: Rhinophyma; Electrosurgery; Case Reports; Acquired Nasal Deformities.