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Periodic Surgery as Maintenance for Brow Loss in “Simmering” Mystery Alopecia

In this issue, Dr. Sara Wasserbauer addresses a very challenging patient presentation involving the treatment of an apparent cicatricial alopecia. Along with the clinical particulars, what is especially poignant about this case is the close doctor-patient relationship based upon clear and informed choices. This constitutes informed consent, the bedrock of an ethically sound medical and surgical practice. Sharing our ideas with one another makes us clinically stronger as a collective group in the ISHRS. Please feel free to email me your ideas at tcarmanmd@mac.com for consideration for publication.