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Hey Turbo,
I agree with Kaounis, I'd be very concerned regarding your scar. Have you sent that photo to your doctor? If not I'd do so straight away for his opinion. It may be just the stretching and/or shock loss but your scar also seems a little on the high side to me. Who was your surgeon? |
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Your scar definitely appears to have stretched. Did you follow your doctor's post-op instructions? Unfortunately there's not much you can do right now. In the future you can do scar revision or FUE.
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Judging by the size of your thumb, I'd say your scar is 9-10mm. You may opt for scar revision. I suggest you show your surgeon your outcome and begin negotiations or plan for further surgical work (not necessarily with the same surgeon, if you have lost confidence in him/her.)
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My guess is that will need revision of some sort to improve it.
Dr. Lindsey McLean VA
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I don't know if I should actually say the name of the doctor but it was on Mainland Europe and it was my 3rd HT. There was a small scar from the 2nd HT, but it was hidden with a blade 3 cut after a year.. I have not done any weight training for 3 months.. and still dont do anything that puts pressure on the back of my head i.e pullups.. It does look high from that pic but taking pics of it is really hard as only I know about it ect.. Here is a better pic that I took after a month.. Is there any advice on what I should say to the surgeon?
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