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04-06-2011, 03:12 AM
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seddona,
How long your scar remains pink depends on your physiology. Some find that it fades very quickly. For me, it remained pink to several months. As long as it's adequately disguised by your existing hair then try to forget about it for now. I'm sure it will fade in time.
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