That’s a great question — timing is crucial when performing hair transplantation into scar tissue, especially after a recent revision surgery. You should ideally wait at least 6 to 12 months after the scar revision before attempting a hair transplant. This waiting period allows: Full collagen remodeling within the scar, Stable blood supply (angiogenesis) to support graft survival, and Reduced risk of fibrosis or ischemic necrosis from newly inserted grafts. In some cases, if the revision was minor and healing is excellent, the procedure can be considered after 6 months, but most surgeons — including myself — prefer closer to 12 months for optimal safety and density retention. During that time, PRP or microneedling sessions can be performed to improve scar quality, increase vascularization, and make the recipient site more receptive to grafts. So, in summary: ✅ Wait 6–12 months after revision ✅ Treat the scar to improve its texture and blood flow ✅ Then proceed with a carefully planned FUE transplant into the scar Dr. Arslan Musbeh Hair Transplant Surgeon – Founder of Hairmedico 17+ years of experience in FUE, Sapphire FUE, and scar repair procedures This answer has been approved by Dr. Arslan Musbeh. It is not a medical advice.