The answer is full-head bonding. It's the process of attaching a full hair replacement system to the scalp with an adhesive bonding agent.
It lets the piece adhere across the entire head rather than relying on double-sided tape alone. Lace-front and partial lace fill-in are styling and hairline terms, not attachment methods, so they describe a different part of the hair-replacement process entirely.
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