(1) Silicone-coated metal clips, suitably fashioned from .062'' Kirschner's wire, are then attached to the hairpiece.
(2) Moderate alopecia, necessitating use of a hairpiece, occurred in six patients; no signs or symptoms of neurotoxicity, ototoxicity, or nephrotoxicity were observed in any patient.
(3) This article describes these alternatives and lists the advantages and disadvantages of newer hairpieces, hair weaving, hair implants, strip grafting, and hair transplantation.
(4) Harry Crane's cravat, hairpiece and comedy specs aren't a million miles away from what Austin Powers wears in Goldmember – perfect for a character who always tries that little bit too hard.
(5) For a start, there is the imagery of legal wigs that satirists have been having fun with ever since Hogarth depicted a row of slumbering judges in their heavy hairpieces in 1758 .
(6) A new procedure for attaching a hairpiece to the scalp is described.
(7) Hairpieces and hair transplantation are my preferred methods for most patients.
(8) For those with burn alopecia of more than 60 percent of the scalp surface, no surgical treatment was effective; the women would often cover their scalps with hairpieces, but the men in our series preferred not to do so.
(9) The office procedure of creating tunnel grafts for attachment of hairpieces is not without complications.
(10) Any observer would say the patient is wearing a "hairpiece" or some other artificial element.
(11) The metal clips are inserted into the skin-lined tunnels and thereby anchor the hairpiece to the scalp.
(12) The most expensive thing we sold was an octopus I made with a bit of help from Tracey – she stuck a hairpiece on it.
Toupee
Definition:
(n.) Alt. of Toupet
Example Sentences:
(1) With no particular career ambitions, he took a part-time MBA at Manchester University while working for a family friend in a wholesale wig and toupee business.
(2) It would be like having a bad toupee; they wouldn't listen."
(3) He had a similar, but slightly louder relationship with the toupee-wearing American broadcaster Howard Cosell, who sometimes let his ego dip to accommodate Ali at his most rampant in post-fight interviews.
(4) You can criticise him all you like for being a racist, a sexist, a sexual predator, a homophobe, a xenophobe, a conspiracy theorist, a bully, or a bad advert for male grooming, but it’s all water off a duck’s back – you could even say that duck is sitting on Trump’s head pretending to be a toupee – it doesn’t matter.