Sorry to bring up an old thread but i was wondering if anyone had any updated studies/information on the potential issue of splitting proscar into 4s.
Potential issues as in moisture and oxygen affecting the split pill and ultimately affecting its efficacy.
I find someone brought this up 10 years ago in the following thread:
For those who have FUT scars (even ones that are covered well at a 3-4)
Does the scar line show when tilting your head forward in bright light?
Also, Did you guys find the scar was better at 6 months as opposed to 4 months? (as far as cutting the donor shorter)
Every clinic has their own protocol.
There are clinics which do the first wash the day following the procedure by gently patting the recipient area with light water pressure or the water/cup method as you mentioned.
The problem is that a lot of people find this forum after they have gone ahead with the procedure (often doing little to no research).
The timing is key. For example, you have found this forum before going ahead with the procedure which will put you in a better position to get a good result.
From these pictures it looks great, looking forward to some clearer pictures.
When you say the incision line is sensitive, under what circumstances do you feel it?
What is the lowest length you can go in the donor now for the scar to be concealed?