Physician
Plastic Surgery
Dr. Dominic A. Brandy, MD
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Dominic Brandy works in the field of Plastic Surgery. He researched medicine at Drexel University College of Medicine. Dominic Brandy is a published doctor and has 40 publications published. The lastest was: 'New instrumentation for hair transplantation surgery.'
Publications
- Intricacies of the single-scar technique for donor harvesting in hair transplantation surgery.
- The art of mixing follicular units and follicular groupings in hair restoration surgery.
- Corrective hair restoration techniques for the aesthetic problems of temperoparietal flaps.
- A method of augmenting the cheek area through SMAS, subSMAS, and subcutaneous tissue recruitment during facelift surgery.
- A new foam girdle for the significant reduction of ecchymoses post-liposuction.
- An evaluation system to enhance patient selection for alopecia-reducing surgery.
- A method for evaluating and treating the temporal peak region in patients with male pattern baldness.
- Dispelling the myth of the required high hairline in follicular unit hair transplantation.
- A technique for hair-grafting in between existing follicles in patients with early pattern baldness.
- New instrumentation for hair transplantation surgery.
- Chest hair used as donor material in hair restoration surgery.
- A comparison of the scalp kinetics in scalp-lifting with and without an intact occipital neurovascular bundle.
- The mathematics of hair restoration surgery.
- Consecutive wide and long single hair-bearing transposition flaps in combination with hair transplantation for the management of slot formation after alopecia reducing...
- Circumferential scalp reduction with a suture-in-place Silastic-Dacron extender.
- A three-step systematic incisional-slit minigrafting approach.
- Misrepresentation of minigrafts. Fees and protocol.
- Two new retractors for hair replacement surgery.
- Scalp lifting. An 8-year experience with over 1,230 cases.
- Utilization of No-Kor needles for slit-micrografting.
- Circumferential scalp reduction. The application of the principles of extensive scalp-lifting for the improvement of scalp reduction surgery.
- Scalp lifting. Anatomic and technical considerations.
- The use of retention sutures and tensed Silastic-Dacron strips for the prevention of stretch-back after alopecia-reducing procedures.
- A scalp garment for prestretching prior to alopecia-reducing procedures.
- Use of a stencil for improved accuracy, speed, and aesthetic results in mini-micrografting.
- A concentric method for mini-micrografting extensively bald patients.
- Conventional grafting combined with minigrafting: a new approach.
- The bilateral occipito-parietal flap.
- A six-step approach for the treatment of extensive baldness.
- Point: extensive scalp-lifting.
- More on extensive scalp-lifting.
- The modified bitemporal flap for the treatment of bitemporal recessions.
- The effectiveness of occipital artery ligations as a priming procedure for extensive scalp-lifting.
- A special tissue expander in combination with extensive scalp-lifting.
- A new instrument for the expedient production of minigrafts.
- A three step punchgrafting approach.
- Extensive scalp lifting as a reconstructive tool for a large scalp defect.
- A new infiltration needle for rapid local anesthesia in retromammary breast augmentation.
- Consecutive transposition flaps for the management of slot formation after alopecia-reducing surgery.
Schools
Drexel University College of Medicine
Saint Francis Medical Center
Doctors Specialties
- Emergency Medicine
- Plastic Surgery
Accepted Insurances
- Aetna
- Cigna
- Commercial Insurance Company
- Coventry Health Care
- Gateway Health Plan
- Geisinger Health Plan
- Medical Mutual of Ohio
- Medicare MCR
- United Healthcare
- UPMC Health Plan
- Wells Fargo Insurance
Education
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Drexel University College of Medicine
Hospital
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UPMC Passavant
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