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It is difficult to asses in photos but of you feel it is slightly elevated it would be best to see your surgeon as measures can be taken to promote better healing such as the placement of cortisone.
It is best to contact your surgeon for post surgery issues and care since all doctors have slightly different instructions.It will take about 6 months to see how your scar transforms.Some doctors may advocate early steroid injections.
Hum, yes, that scar looks like it is starting to get a little fired up. I would definitely recommend you see your surgeon. There are options to put out the fire in an inflamed scar like that, mainly using an injectable steroid called Kenalog. Scars like that are very unusual after a hair transplant and are usually related to a personal or family history of keloid scarring. You may need more than one injection. This can be done easily in the office. Don't delay and good luck!
Greetings,It appears that the scar may be starting to raise slightly, and if you have a history of keloid formation, evaluation sooner rather than later is in order. It may be possible to pre-empt any further progression with injections and or silicone tape. I would recommend evaluation by your surgeon. Good luck
The scar may be hypertrophying. Stop all overhead, trapezius exercise for a period of 3 months to allow the scar to mature. You may require corticosteroid injections to shrink the scar.
Can't say for sure from the photos but it's definitely possible, especially if you have had keloid scars or they run in your family. Keloid scars can be treated- give your surgeon a call and go in for evaluation.
As worried about a keloid that is forming early in the scar, I would return and see your surgeon. If you have a history of Keloids and your surgeon agrees with you, then early treatment may prevent it from getting worse
The success or results of a hair transplant surgery is not about "how many" or "the number of grafts". The results depend on a variety of other factors such as how long you keep your hair, how you style your hair, the hair color to skin color contrast, curl of your hair, the thickness of your...
At 1 month post op shedding is typically occurring. The full results of hair transplant are seen at 12-18 months post op so be patient
It is best to follow up with your doctor if you are having issues after surgery. Your doctor would know the specific issues of your case.Most people don't have pain after a few days.