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For anyone interested, I'm working on a 1,000 mile adventure route through South Carolina. We are not normally known for our adventure riding here, and...
He needs SMP and FUE into the scar. That is a serious scar to be walking around with, and Roth probably aint the sharpest tool in the shed. I imagine everyone else around him is talking about it.
First off, your scar is in relatively good shape, so I think improving upon this should be quite doable. A good start would be reaching out to some top doctors and trying to get in to see them for a consultation (online or in person) and then evaluate the different feedback you get. It also just depends on what your end goal is.
The scar is largest above the ears, but it is fairly prominent throughout. Prior to surgery, the doctor notified me that scars can be unpredictable, but I was also told that a reasonable expectation is to be able to be able to cut your hair with a guard 3 without the scar showing.
The thickness of the scar tissue can vary from person to person. Did you apply Minoxidil (Rogaine) to the grafted area post-op to help increase blood flow? It's possible that further improvement could be achieved with another FUE session, but if you're looking to shave your hair very short then SMP is a good option.
Could you be more prone to healing with a wider scar? Or could it have been an inferior closing technique? That's why you need to get several more opinions from those experienced in strip repair before you can decide whether or not another strip or if FUE is the way to go. I would hate to see you end up with two wide strip scars.
The doctor said the scar it would leave would hardly be noticeable and of course I was desperate to halt my hair loss. After awaiting the result I knew I was duped because the new hair on the front of my scalp was thin and wiry, and I had a bigger scar then expected. My confidence (and luck) with women has been devastated ever since.
17 months after FUT strip procedure I decided to do FUE into the scar. This 25 days after the FUE procedure. The grafts are not growing yet and most have dropped off, so this is how it looks before results of the scar revision are apparent. I've used a light dusting of Toppik on a few photos and you can can see a slight
Since you already have a hair transplant scar, there are a few options available to help you conceal your scar. The first and easiest way is to simply leave the hair surrounding your scar long enough to conceal it. However, many men, particularly as their hair loss progresses, get tired of this and simply want to buzz or shave their heads.
My scar repair with Dr. Robert Jones Hi Everyone, I just want to share with you the results of the scar repair procedures I had with Dr. Robert Jones. These were to repair a bad hair transplant done by a different doctor (Dr. Taylor) in 1995. As I've said, the original transplant was the worst decision of my life, it left me with an ugly and apparent surgical scar as well as wiry unnatural ...
