Clinical Evidence

Suprapubic Hair as a Supplementary Donor Source in Body Hair Follicular Unit Extraction: A Case Report

Body hair transplantation (BHT) is a viable option for patients with limited scalp donor reserves. Common BHT donor sites include the beard, chest, and limbs, while the clinical utility of the suprapubic region remains incompletely characterized. We describe a patient who underwent a two-stage BHT procedure, using chest donor hair in the first stage and suprapubic donor hair in the second stage. Crown hair coverage increased from 67.9% at baseline to 84.6% following BHT and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy. This case report contributes semi-quantitative data on an underreported BHT donor site and highlights the need for standardized patient selection criteria and comprehensive follow-up. Read more

A hairy encounter: Black hairy tongue after linezolid therapy in an ecthyma patient

This case discusses the occurrence of black hairy tongue following linezolid therapy. Read more

Prednisolone-Induced Black Hairy Tongue

This report highlights the development of black hairy tongue as a side effect of prednisolone treatment. Read more