I have a couple of very old chicken pox scars on my upper lip area. They are shiny white and a bit atrophic (depressed). I was considering getting a FUE procedure or surgical tattooing but i am not confident either would work. Don't want to waste $.
June 4, 2015
Answer: Moustache area chicken pox scars Medical micropigmentation tattooing, if done well, will simulate stubble but will not match neighbouring growing hairs.A hair transplant procedure is probably your best option but will be very expensive for the number of hairs required. You may also want to have it repeated if not all the transplanted hairs grow.
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June 4, 2015
Answer: Moustache area chicken pox scars Medical micropigmentation tattooing, if done well, will simulate stubble but will not match neighbouring growing hairs.A hair transplant procedure is probably your best option but will be very expensive for the number of hairs required. You may also want to have it repeated if not all the transplanted hairs grow.
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May 26, 2015
Answer: Transplanting chicken pox facial scars Graft survival in scars can sometimes be less than non scarred tissue. However, provided you follow post op care meticulously you should have a nice improvement. Improvement of the white color is very difficult.
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May 26, 2015
Answer: Transplanting chicken pox facial scars Graft survival in scars can sometimes be less than non scarred tissue. However, provided you follow post op care meticulously you should have a nice improvement. Improvement of the white color is very difficult.
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