2 months back FTSG surgery done on my nose: now it looks like dark spot, any other solution? (Photos)

Hey there,Unfortunately, pigmentation following STSG, FTSG is quite common. Massage the grafted area well with a silicone gel-based cream twice to thrice daily for 8 weeks. Hydroquinone based skin creams may be tried but with unpredictable results. Excising and trying to cover the defect with a local flap would add to additional scarring. finally, there is no proper consensus on what modality of treatment would be appropriate for such a condition.
Hope this helps.

Full thickness skin grafts are great to cover different types of skin defects on the face, however, the skin color does not always best match the area you are reconstructing.  For the spot on your nose, the best option is to remove the area of dark skin and reconstruct it with skin directly adjacent to the area. This is called a local skin flap.  Different designs and techniques can be used to create a local skin flap.Talk to your surgeon about the best option for a local skin flap. This will be your best option to remove the dark spot on your nose.Best of luck.