2 months after fue surgery and have major concerns. First is this type or scarring normal I haven't seen anything that looks like what I have, so is it damaged? Secondly is another fue surgery in the future possible if it has scarred to much. I have been using a aloe vera lotion to try and prevent it from getting worse as I was told this was a good idea. Are there any other recommendations at all?
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Answer: If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "redness" you should contact your doctor.
If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "panic attacks" you should contact your doctor. Stress in it of it self should not affect the results.
Redness in the transplanted area is common. Sometimes it can be gone in one month and sometimes it takes longer. Another option can be an infection and this is why I would recommend you to consult with your doctor or clinic. If you did your surgery abroad and are not able to visit them than you...
If you had over 2000 grafts harvested from the donor area it would likely look relatively thin as it does now (after 12 months). If you want more grafts you have to understand your donor area will look thinner. This issue is often overlooked when people choose FUE for harvesting and keep th...
