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Of the punch grafts, two were excised from a site of persistent disease, and two were excised from a healthy, normal skin site. The grafts were then transplanted in clockwise rotation in the following manner: (1) a normal graft was transplanted to an affected site; (2) a normal graft was transplanted to an affected site; (3) an affected graft was transplanted to a normal site; and (4) an affected graft was transplanted to an affected site." (Stough, 1996 p. 60) Results were as follows: "Donor dominance was observed in all 52 cases of androgenic alopecia: normal graft to normal site grew hair; normal site to bald site grew hair; affected graft to affected site remained bald; and affected graft to normal site remained bald." The study concluded: "The results...People who are undergoing continuous treatment after having been successfully treated also use cancer patient wigs. This is because even when the disease is under control, hair loss that has already occurred, takes a longer period to grow back. For the duration of this interim recuperation period, most people prefer to wear cancer patient wigs. Individuals who presume work and daily chores prefer them as it helps them fit in without having to continuously reply to curious onlookers about their condition.