Darsha5000

I wasn't able to find your scar pic on your profile, rogainnogain.

I did go see him about it a month of so ago, he said the same thing. Wait and see.

Thanks for the feed back,I'm glad I brought this issue up.

Well actually, my first scar was actually about as thick as the thickest portion of my new scar but all the way around. However it was sutured shut internally, externally, and with staples. So I don't know what to think. Are you planning on have FUE put into your scar eventually?

Thanks for the honest feedback. Do you have any pictures of your scar available?

Good question. Even that time think I only weighted like a month. However I didn't even have the for thought at that point that my scar might be adversely effected. I wasn't lifting as heavy at that point though.

Considering the last scare I had was about the same thickness all the way around, and was closed using staples, interior sutures, exterior sutures, which were all left in 10 days longer than this procedure, is it likely that I might just be predisposed towards wide scaring,and as such the best option would be FUE into the scar later down the road, rather than a scar revision? That was a mouth full.

About this length.

In the long run, is it more advisable to wait and get FUE into the scar, or get a scar revision?

And here is the other side which is noticeably thinner.

Here is another pic

So I'm not 100% sure, but I think i may have stretched a portion of my Donor scar. I fear I may have done this by working out to intensely prematurely. I've provided some pictures, I just took. I'm 4 months post op now. I believe the stretching occurred within the first month or so post op. oh and this is my second hair transplant. Roughly 2000 grafts both times. I have a few questions. One, does the scar look stretched, and if so how badly? Two, does stretching of the scar prolong the healing process?, as I am eager to get back into the gym without fear of stretching. Three, can I expect to see the scar shrink?, I am using mederma. 4. Does this size of a scare seem to warrant a scare revision. I'd appreciate any input.

alright cool, thats what i figured.

Im just wondering if its okay for me to dy my hair now. I had my hair transplant surgery about 4 months ago. I wanna dy my hair black.

Thanks so much guys, you have eased my mind.

Hi, I recently had a hair transplant surgery and was informed not to drink alcohol 7 days before my surgery or take aspirin because of its blood thinning effects. I made sure not to drink before the surgery but after the surgery i was under the impression that it was okay, so i went out and partied a few times. Then when i went to get my stitches out I asked my counselor if it was okay that i drank after the surgery and she said that i wasn't suppose to until that day. Im hoping that their wont be any repercussions from the drinking it did. Can anyone please inform me of the effects alcohol can have on the hair follicles. Can it cause grafts not to attach? Why is the alcohol an issue?