Prognosis of Full-Thickness Skin Defects in Premature Infants
Dr. Moon’s first-author paper on premature-infant skin defects, with its original citation and a clear distinction from facial lifting evidence.
The publication
This 2012 paper is by Hyung Suk Moon, Jin Sik Burm, Won Yong Yang and Sang Yoon Kang in Archives of Plastic Surgery. The affiliation is plastic and reconstructive surgery at Kyung Hee University. Its topic is full-thickness skin defects in premature infants.
This belongs in Dr. Moon’s research record as first-author work. It does not establish outcomes for adult facial rejuvenation or the Ponytail Lift. A research history can show the subjects a surgeon has studied without turning every paper into evidence for the treatment you are considering.
Read the original in its own context
The original article is available through PubMed Central. The separate discussion that follows it is by another author and should not be counted as an additional Moon paper. Use the title and DOI when identifying the work.
Read the original paper · DOI 10.5999/aps.2012.39.5.463 · PMID 23094240.
University publication record
Kyung Hee University’s research portal records this 2012 article as a peer-reviewed journal contribution and lists Hyung Suk Moon with his three coauthors. Its title, journal details and DOI match the original publication.
Read the university research record. This bibliographic record documents the publication; it does not establish a current university appointment.
How later publications used this research
Three later publications provide specific examples of this study being used in the wound-care literature. In a 2018 NIHR-funded scoping review, Corbett and colleagues included it in a table of non-comparative studies of conservative management, as well as in the reference list. A 2014 review in the Journal of Korean Medical Science and a 2020 neonatal case report in Perinatology also cite the study.
- NIHR review: included study and reference 36
- Journal of Korean Medical Science review: reference 1
- Perinatology case report: discussion and reference 14
These are publications by other authors. They show a documented connection to later research, not an endorsement of Dr. Moon or evidence about facial lifting. The three examples are not a total citation count.