How noticeable are FUE scars when raising a hairline?

If I understand your question correctly, you wish to use FUE to remove unwanted transplanted hair in your hairline.  This process can cause small hypo pigmented scars in the area of extraction.  Before undergoing this procedure, ask the surgeon the size of the punch to be used to perform the extraction.  A 0.80 mm punch will cause minimal scarring, larger punches will increase the chances of noticeable scarring in this exposed area.  Hope this helps!

If you are taking transplanted hairs out from your hair line, you may have visible scarring.  It is a risk no matter what size instrumentt or how great the doctor's reputation may be.

FUE scars are left in the donor where the hair is taken, not in the recipient area, where the hair is placed. The tools used to make the recipient sites are very tiny. There should be no evidence or scars where you get your new hair.

godspeed50,The critical factor in the detection of FUE scars is the size of the punch used! Employing punches that are .9mm or smaller yields scars that heal expediently and imperceptibly. That is the wounds usually healed within 4-5 days and are not visible to the naked eye!!

You should not worry about FUE scars or pitting in the hairline if surgery is performed correctly. If hairs are implanted by a machine and depth is not controlled you will see pits. Read link below on how to find an experienced hair transplant surgeon that can meet your artistic needs and your desires for your hairline. Test grafts are not necessary, a qualified surgeon is!

FUE scars are in the back of the head, never in the front where hairline work is done, so don't worry about these FUE scars,