Conclusion and Results
Scalp replantation can achieve satisfactory results, while spider-web
fixation of the scalp can effectively prevent subcutaneous fluid
accumulation, significantly improving the survival rate of scalp
replantation. By the tenth day postoperatively, the scalp had fully
healed. Viable scalp hair growth was observed two months
postoperatively, and at nine years postoperatively, hair growth was
dense and nearly equivalent to preoperative levels. Eyelashes grew well,
there was no local alopecia, the scalp texture was soft, the protective
sensation was restored, and there was no impairment of eyelid opening or
closing (Figure 3).