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Dutasteride Twin study (655Kb, PDF)
Dutasteride results in identical twin male subjects
Finesteride Twin Study (9.2MG, PDF)
Study of Finasteride using identical twin males as subjects
Crown Transplantation (549Kb, PDF)
Can the crown be safely transplanted?
Dutasteride study (233Kb, PDF)
Evaluation of the efficacy of Type 1 and 2, 5a-reductase inhibitor, Dutasteride, in men with MPHL.
Discussing Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (20Kb, PDF)
Dr. Stough discusses an article on Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) as it relates to Alopecia.
Efficacy and Safety of Finesteride Therapy (328Kb, PDF)
Determining the efficacy and safety of finasteride
Hair Restoration (1.1MB, PDF)
An introduction to Hair Restoration
Consultation (217Kb, PDF)
What to expect from a consult with a hair transplant surgeon.
Dr. Bluford Stough's 1967 Article on Hair Transplantation (2.3MG, PDF)
This is where it all began. Dr. Stough's father, a pioneer in hair transplantation, wrote this article in 1967.
Dr. Stough - Pioneer of the Month (5.3MB, PDF)
Dr. Stough is recognized as a Pioneer in the field of hair transplantation.
The Psychological Effect of Hair loss. (106Kb, PDF)
Discovering the effect hair loss can have on men both physically and psychologically.
Is Automated FUE the Holy Grail of Hair Transplantation? (127Kb, PDF)
An overview of the automated FUE.
Evaluation and Treatment of Male and Female Pattern Hair Loss (212Kb, PDF)
The purpose of this review is to provide current information on the potential pathophysiology, clinical
presentation, and histology of pattern hair loss in men and women. We also present our consensus opinion of an
approach to the evaluation and treatment of pattern hair loss.
Heredity and Hair Loss: New Research Directions with Twins (44Kb, PDF)
The study's objective is to determine whether in identical twin males with Male Pattern Hair
Loss (MPHL) - the treatment of one twin with PROPECIA™ 1mg (finasteride),
compared to placebo in the other twin, will result in improvement as measured by
global photographic assessment.
Psychological Effect, Pathophysiology, and Management of Androgenetic Alopecia in Men (104Kb, PDF)
This article discusses the clinical manifestations, epidemiology,
physical and psychosocial importance, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and
management of androgenetic alopecia in men.
The Paradox of Crown Transplantation (56Kb, PDF)
Because of the progressive nature of male pattern hair loss, this Vertex represents a true
paradox to surgeons. Transplanting this area generally satisfies both the patient's and the
surgeon's short-term goals. However, the long-term cosmesis can be quite a different matter.
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