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Damaged hair grafts. What are the signs? (Photo)

StevebrodJun 14, 2016
I recently had a hair transplant in Izmir, after two weeks arriving back to England I sat out in the direct sun for three hours, my scalp had turned red. Have I damaged my hair grafts, what are the signs ?

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