The majority of FUT scars seem to stretch from one side of the head to the other in a symmetrical fashion.
Though, recently I saw an interesting one, different to the normal kind: it was just on one side of the back of the head.
At first I thought it looked sloppy, careless, untidy. I couldn't figure out why they would choose that style or why the doctor could be so careless.
But then i figured, maybe it is purposely asymmetrical...
If it was a smaller graft count, perhaps the asymmetrical scar looks more 'natural'? Perhaps if the patient is aiming to conceal the transplant then it could be passed off as a 'scar from childhood'...where as a longer symetrical scar could not..
Anyway, just wondered what you guys thought. Maybe this is standard procedure but I only just saw it and gave it some real thought. Let me know what you guys think.
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