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08-13-2008, 03:26 PM
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Imissme,
"Laxity" is the term used to describe how loose your scalp is. More specifically, it refers to the amount of vertical movement your donor scalp has in the back and on the sides. The more laxity one has, the more tissue can be removed, thus the more hair the patient will get.
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