I have had an FUT hair transplant years ago, and i had an FUE hair transplant recently. I just want to cover my FUT scars by any possible way. I have an insulin-dependent diabetes and I went to have a tricopigmentation but they refused to do it to me because of my condition. What other possible ways can i cover my FUT scars with?
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January 14, 2016
Answer: There is no reason why you cannot have Scalp MicroPigmentation if you have diabetes (type 1 or 2).
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
That is an unusual amount of shedding for four months post op. I personally have never seen the like. Shock loss happens very quickly, so not likely it's that. I can't imagine why you would have such a massive delayed response. Go see your doctor and make sure there isn't something else going on...
I think your hair transplant looks great. You could augment the look with some temple point work but not at all required in my opinion. Probably a few hundred would do it. Don't worry about your hairline it looks natural and normal. Congratulations.
Normal hair density for an average Caucasian male is about 200 hairs per square centimeter or 1290 hairs per square inch. (Do the math conversion)
