1. Hairy intraoral flaps are one of rarest adverse effects of surgical reconstruction after treatment of oral malignancies. This may be due to the presence of hair follicles in the donor sites used as a flap. The presence of hairs in the oral cavity is an uncommon phenomenon despite the frequent use of flaps for reconstruction.

2. Hairy tongue is an unusual, harmless condition characterised by a 'hairy' enlargement and discolouration of the filiform papillae. The filiform papillae are tiny conical bumps found on the surface of the front two-thirds of the tongue that do not carry taste buds.

It is also known as black hairy tongue and lingua villosa nigra.

The true etiology of hairy tongue is unknown. It is believed to be a reactive process and an alteration of microbial flora due to factors such as the use of antibiotics, smoking, alcohol use, the lowered immune response and general health of the person, radiation therapy for head and neck cancer, systemic corticosteroid therapy, and the use of certain products such as peroxide rinses

3. Hypertrichosis is excessive hair growth over and above the normal for the age, sex and race of an individual, in contrast to hirsutism, which is excess hair growth in women following a male distribution pattern. Hypertrichosis can develop all over the body or can be isolated to small patches.

4. Hypertrichosis extended

Yes, hair has been reported to also grow on the palm of the hands.

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Mynd44

Really strange

Hairy tongue
Very disgusting to think of

STUNNED

I can't can.

Orisirisi,what should we call all these