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And I ask because (I think) FUE is how some of my larger ones will be partially reduced in hair count. If there is a difference btwn FUE and punch-out of small grafts at the hairline, I wonder how the healing differs? for example, flatness or the redness you were inquiring about? |
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It really surprised my too because some of them showed doing this kind of work on their websites ... I believe it was different in my case because they planned on putting more, appropriate sized grafts in front of the old larger ones. They were thinking "camouflage". Also, my donor supply is soo limited, I think they were hesitant to remove anything thats growing.
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Yes, I guess it FUE since they are only taking the two hair grafts out of my hairline.. |
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