Hair transplant on scar tissue? (Photo)

Hair transplant to scar tissue work but the growth may not be as full as normal tissue.  Fat injections will not help.

As
long as the scar tissue is not raised (hypertrophic) hair will typically grow
well in the recipient scar site.  More
times than not, several sessions are required. 
The hair transplant will usually make the bald area unnoticeable, but
the original scar tissue will still be present.

The hair transplant without fat injections should be enough provided there is not inflammation in the scar tissue. Your doctor can determine this.  You may require a 2nd transplant to get the density of hair that you wish.

I recommend you to have an FUE without any  fat injection which has not proved benefit on HT. Hair follicles also have their own stem cells in hair bulb. FUE hair restoration would provide both good coverage and better skin texture and pliability.

Hair transplants can work well in scar tissue but it does depend on the quality of the scar. Graft take is likely to be better in soft, pliable, mature scars than in firm, rubbery scars. There needs to be enough subcutaneous tissue to insert the grafts into which can be a problem in scars from skin grafts but shouldn't be a problem with scarring from ringworm. Of course an examination of your scalp by a hair transplant surgeon experienced in treating scarring alopecias is essential.

Hair restoration in the scar tissue will work most of the time as long as it is performed correctly and scalp is prepared correctly in the preoperative period. Preoperative assessment of blood supply is important.

A hair transplant may work/ I would try a test transplant and see what the growth will bring. Hair transplants bring stem cells with them.