The world’s biggest conference on Hair Transplant Surgery was also held in Prague, Capital of Czech Republic recently. Around 15 doctors from the India participated in this conference.

Dr. Kapil Dua along with other Board of Governors, ISHRS

The Indian contingent was led by Dr. Kapil Dua, Honorary President of Association of Hair Restoration Surgeons of India (AHRS). He is also a member of the Board of Governor of ISHRS. He was a table leader for a discussion of “How to start FUE practice” and a panelist for discussion on one of the most important topic in hair transplant surgery, “Management of the Hair Transplant Difficult Cases”.

During his table discussion, he highlighted that it is not only the surgical skills which are important to do a good hair transplant but the doctor should also understand how to handle the patient expectations and to prepare a proper plan for them. The discussion of difficult cases, the problem of harvesting the higher number of grafts from- all areas of the scalp and the side effects of see through appearance were highlighted. He suggested that it is better to have a conservative approach neither than an oppressive approach in the long term interest of the patient.

Along with this, he also attended the Board of Governors meeting of ISHRS; represented India in the Global Council meeting; FUE Advancement committee and presented a poster on topic “How do I choose a blunt or a sharp punch? – A scientific assessment.” In his poster he scientifically proved that the Flat punch developed by author is better than the other available sharp punches in the market. The contribution of the Indian doctors was applauded by everyone.

Dr. Kapil Dua representing India in the global Council, ISHRS

Dr. Kapil Dua presenting poster on “How do I choose a blunt or a sharp punch? – A scientific assessment.”

Dr. Kapil Dua with Dr. Abbasi from Iran

Dr. Kapil Dua collecting awards on the behalf of AHRS India

Dr Kapil As table leader on the topic “How to start FUE practice”

Dr Kapil in the FUE Advancement Committee