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How normal are these scabs/divots and no shedding at nearly 3 weeks post-op? (Photos)

rtfmktNov 21, 2018
19 days post FUE, 1800 grafts. I have some blood scabs and divots like holes under them, wet to see my USA clinic where I had it done, response was never seen this before as well no hair shedding, it’s growing with some ingrown.

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