What is Best Way to Remove Grafts Without Causing Scarring from Hairline? 800 Grafts Were Used (photo)

Best way to remove grafts without causing a scar is just plucking them out.  While this is not permanent, if you do it enough, the hairs will not grow back.  If you try to extract it out with the FUE method, you will have a tiny "dot" scar.  If you try to laser it off, the laser will not be able to target the exact hairs you may want out. Electrolysis can also work but it can also leave a scar (albeit, much less than the FUE scar)

Laser hair removal may be an option, or you might consider having the grafts removed through the FUE method, which uses a one-millimeter punch. This procedure does, however, produce tiny scars. The FUE scarring could be addressed through laser skin treatments, with something like the Fraxel laser, if you wish to be able to shave your head completely bald. That said, laser hair removal for transplanted hair can disappoint. Some have reported better success with electrolysis. Again these should be entered with the understanding that the results might not meet expectations. Even FUE may take many sessions.
If the 800 grafts are not placed too forward, and since you intent to shave your head, another potential solution is to actually grafts softer hair in a more natural pattern around the area. I have used this approach successfully in numerous patients.

This can sometimes be done with FUE tools like Neograft or Alphagraft.  Often we like to test remove a few before doing a full case to make sure the healing goes well with minimal scarring.  Overall a no scar solution is not always possible.