Hair Restorations Flashcards

1
Q
  1. From the back of the deceased’s head.
  2. Camel hair brushes (Very short hair restoration).
  3. Department stores
  4. Wig makers
  5. Beauty shop suppliers
  6. Mortuary supply companies.
  7. Theatrical costumers or mortuary suppliers
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Sources of Hair

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Disadvantages of this source:

  1. Expensive
  2. Hair must be colored
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Camel Hair Brushes

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  • Department stores
  • Wig makers
  • Beauty shop suppliers
  • Mortuary supply companies
  • Theatrical costumers or mortuary suppliers
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For Large Restorations

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4
Q

Can get these from here:

  1. Artificial hair
  2. Kits- Bleached hair and dyes
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Mortuary Supply Companies

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5
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This supplier has crepe hair.

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Theatrical Costumers or Mortuary Suppliers

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6
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Includes:

  • Nylon- Wigs
  • Wool- Crepe Hair
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Artificial Hair

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7
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Comes in switches (tracks).

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Nylon Hair

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8
Q
  • Available in numerous colors
  • Sold by the yard
  • Is plaited and is practical only for persons with kinky hair.
  • Requires preparation if used for straight hair persons.
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Wool- Crepe Hair

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9
Q

This depends on:

  • The length of the hair.
  • The quantity
  • The underlying surface
  • The area involved (visible or hidden).
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The Method of Affixing Hair

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10
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Includes:

  • Wax attachment
  • Needle implantation
  • Dipping in melted wax
  • Cementing
  • Suturing
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Methods of Attaching Hair

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11
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Performed on a wax surface, it provides a natural appearing anchor for hair.

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Wax attachment

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12
Q
  • Suggested for short hair and hairline restoration.
  • Wax color should resemble complexion color.
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Wax Attachment Characteristics

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13
Q

Used cheifly for the restoration of stray or straggler hairs.

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Needle Implantation (Embedding)

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  • Select 2 or 3 hairs.
  • The midpoint of each hair is inserted in the “eye” and the remainder is held close to the shaft of the handle.
  • Force the needle into the surface and slowly withdraw leaving the hairs implanted.
  • A minute quantity of wax is applied on each puncture to keep it from turning dark from dehydration.
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Needle Implantation (Embedding) Directions

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15
Q

Remove half of the “eye” of a sewing needle using a wooden dowel or pencil eraser for a handle.

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Needle Implantation (Embedding) Instrument

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16
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Used when placing long strands on an otherwise bald head.

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Dipping in Melted Wax

17
Q
  • Melt some flesh colored wax in a small receptacle.
  • The extreme end of a narrow strand is dipped 1/4” into the wax and immediately placed in position.
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Directions- Dipping in Melted Wax

18
Q

Affords the strongest bond.

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Cementing

19
Q

Is usually employed for application of:

  • Long
  • Dense
  • More extensive applications
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Use of Cementing

20
Q

Suggested for all hair applications except:

  • Marginal hair of the cranium
  • Beard
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When Not to Use Cementing

21
Q

The reason for this is:

  • It dries with a gloss which can be seen through the hairline.
  • The line of attachment lies flat against the surface.
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Why Not Use Cementing on Marginal Hair?

22
Q

This kind of attachment has limited use because of appearance use only at areas that are not visible such as when a cap or scarf will cover the area.

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Suturing

23
Q

The color of each hair fiber is:

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Not Identical

24
Q

Cranial and facial restorations may require the mixing of _____________ throughout the prime color.

  • Example: When using dyed hair
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Various Colored Hairs

25
Q

If an exact match cannot be made, pick a ______ color rather than a _______ one.

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Lighter Color Rather Than Darker

26
Q

More easily lightened or darkened than a darker color using:

  • Eyebrow pencil
  • Hair crayon
  • Mascara
  • Hair-Dye
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A Lighter Color

27
Q
  • Current availability makes this the simplest restoration.
  • Commercial are better than theatrical which are made for a distance viewing.
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Wigs or Toupees

28
Q

Use when:

  • Family cannot afford a wig.
  • There is not enough time for a manual restoration.
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Scarf or Bandage

29
Q
  • Attach switches of hair at proper locations.
  • Cover the top of the head with a :
    • Scarf for women
    • Bandage for men
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How to Use a Scarf or Bandage

30
Q

The head covering will:

  • Hide the points of attachment
  • Allow pieces of hair to be exposed creating an impression of a full head of hair.
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Purpose of The Scarf or Bandage Technique

31
Q

When applying lengths of hair, do not ______.

A

Precut

32
Q

Make the patches slightly ______ than needed and trim them later.

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Longer

33
Q

Hair patches vary in width up to about _____.

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One Inch

34
Q

Eyebrows and mustache restorations - require hairpatches less than ______ wide.

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Three Eighths of an Inch

35
Q

It is better to apply ___ _____ hair than not enough.

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Too Much

36
Q

Hairpatches are ________.

  • Hairline- the edge of each hairpatch butts closely against the other.
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Overlapped

37
Q
  • Mark the hairline on the head.
  • Overlap each patch.
  • Treatment for short hair (vertically)
  • Treatment for long hair (Obliquely)
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Restoration of Hair to The Sideburns and Temples