This is a normal appearance at this stage and is secondary to contraction along the edges and edema - both expected at this period. With time this will diminish. Occasionally laser and/or steroid injections may be helpful.
Grafts (and all surgical wounds) tend to improve with time, particularly redness. This may be true up to a year after surgery. Persistent redness that does not go away can be treated with laser in many cases (e.g. pulsed dye laser). Persistent texture irregularity can also be treated with la...
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