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All the closeups I've seen show them as white. I had scalp reductions and my final one was messy. I still have an area that is red even though it's been 14 years. Ironically though, the strip they pulled out for the 400 grafts isn't visible at all. I can't seperate my hair enough to even see what it looks like.
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mines the same colour as my scalp, after 1 or 2 rounds of fue it should be quite hard to find.
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Thanks for the replies guys.
Glad to hear that the answer is white and that you have a hard time finding your scar Severn. Ive seen some great results with FUE scar repair Sparky, I think you'll be fine sir! Im gonna buzz to 0 guard and see what my scar looks like.....will do it when I have 2 weeks off and will post pics. |
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