hello sir,how many grafts and hair will be required to cover this whole scar at behind as in the photo?i am planning to get fue done .
Answer: Hair transplant surgery does not cover the old hair transplant scar as you may think. You will still see the scar if you keep y Hair transplant surgery does not cover the old hair transplant scar as you may think. You will still see the scar if you keep your hair very short. You need to understand what is possible and have realistic expectations.
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Answer: Hair transplant surgery does not cover the old hair transplant scar as you may think. You will still see the scar if you keep y Hair transplant surgery does not cover the old hair transplant scar as you may think. You will still see the scar if you keep your hair very short. You need to understand what is possible and have realistic expectations.
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February 15, 2018
Answer: Covering the whole scar I advise you to have a FUE operation of 1000-1200 grafts. Hair transplantation would cover all bald scar in one session of operation and you would have a good, successfull result
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February 15, 2018
Answer: Covering the whole scar I advise you to have a FUE operation of 1000-1200 grafts. Hair transplantation would cover all bald scar in one session of operation and you would have a good, successfull result
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Fue hair transplant for scars around 700 to 800 grafts are required to cover this scar area...
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February 16, 2018
Answer: Fue hair transplant for scars around 700 to 800 grafts are required to cover this scar area...
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February 13, 2018
Answer: How many grafts will be required to cover this whole scar? Without seeing you in person and measuring out the area it's hard to say, I'd guess a few hundred at the least. You may also want to consider scalp micropigmentation as an option.
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February 13, 2018
Answer: How many grafts will be required to cover this whole scar? Without seeing you in person and measuring out the area it's hard to say, I'd guess a few hundred at the least. You may also want to consider scalp micropigmentation as an option.
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Answer: Scar Coverage Thank you for your question, if we do a Hair transplant in this area the entire scar may not be hidden because we can not achieve the density which is there naturally . so when your hair are really sort there is a definite possibility that the scar will be visible, however the visibility will be much lesser as compared to the current condition. and if you keep you hair longer the scar will not be visible. you may think of combining micro pigmentation along with hair transplant to achieve better results or you can go in for a scar revision, it is to basically reduce the width of the scar followed by a hair transplant. if you go for a hair transplant you need to consider the trycophytic closure to allow hair grow from the scar itself.
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Answer: Scar Coverage Thank you for your question, if we do a Hair transplant in this area the entire scar may not be hidden because we can not achieve the density which is there naturally . so when your hair are really sort there is a definite possibility that the scar will be visible, however the visibility will be much lesser as compared to the current condition. and if you keep you hair longer the scar will not be visible. you may think of combining micro pigmentation along with hair transplant to achieve better results or you can go in for a scar revision, it is to basically reduce the width of the scar followed by a hair transplant. if you go for a hair transplant you need to consider the trycophytic closure to allow hair grow from the scar itself.
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