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Thanks for your suggestion. What about the scarring lump under the skin? Do you have any ideas to get rid of them? Right now I am doing some messages hoping it would break down the extra tissue but i think it's getting bigger in size.

Hello everyone. Its been more than a year since i had hair transplant surgery in my home country Nepal in a clinic called healthy choice . The surgery was performed by technicians and it went wrong in every possible ways. I have cobblestone, ridging, scaring, redness and the recipient site is still tender to touch and has now formed lumps which hurts when pressed. Even a slight touch to my head sends a tingling sensation. I have moved to Australia now and have visited several dermatologist regarding the scarring in the recipient area and none of the doctor were able to give me definitive answer and suggested to use steroids if it the lumps get bigger. Due to the multiple grafts on the hairline and rows shape transplant it looks very unnatural which is why i want to have a repair surgery but i am worried due to the existing condition of scarring and sensation of my scalp, my transplant won’t be successful and would give me more issues. If anyone has any kind of suggestion please let me know. thank you

@WoundedWolf any update with your progress?

Hi. Went to few gps. They don't have any idea. I have now booked a consultation with dermatologist.

Hi @braun453 The first two pics are after 3 months which was during the ugly duckling phase. I hope the Cobblestone gets better with time but for now it's not looking like it. I am thinking of adding more grafts instead of losing the grafts as the donor supply is limited. I did this transplant in Nepal in a clinic called healthy choice. And thankyou for your suggestions. Means a lot.

Yes. It was fine for 3 months

In Mar this year i went thru a hair transplant in my home country Nepal. 2472 grafts were transplanted. Long story short i now have Cobblestone along with ridging and low density. (Check my other post for transplant picture) The below two photos are after 3 months and the third one is after 5 months. My recipient area seems to have healed perfectly during this time. No Cobblestone, no ridging. But after this i started noticing Cobblestone and Ridging. Its been 6 months since the transplant and every single graft now has Cobblestone and Ridging issue. If i put my hand through the recipient area i can feel the area is slightly raised. Also the area gets red very easily even if i just put my hand through it. Would i be able to fix this if i remove all the hairs? Do you guys think my skin will go back to normal? Any suggestions? TIA

@WonkyHair any update?

@letooshay any update on this? Going through similar situation here.

Hi @FUE2158 Any update? Going through the similar situation?

@Et in Arcadia Ego any update?

Hi @leiab678, I am sorry you are going through this. I am also going through the same thing. I started noticing cobblestone after 3 months. Let me know how you go with the repair

Hi @kumardarshan, any update? Did the raised skin resolve for you?

Hi rawkerboi, Yes i am considering them but looks like Dr Pradeep only does on celebrities and Dr Arika doesnt do the entire procedure. Also, everyone says scarring but i have never seen what one looks like. Do you have any examples? I searched in the forum as well but I couldn't find any post with the scarring. Now I am stuck in the middle. Can't go backwards, can't go forward.

I developed Cobblestone after 3 months marks. I hope it gets resolved if the hairs are removed. I am not sure on this. Right now I am looking for repair surgeon to fix it.

Hi everyone. 5 months ago I had my hair transplant in my home country Nepal in a clinic called Healthy choice. I didn't do my research and fell for the false promises. The doctor promised many things but didn't even show up during the surgery day. The surgery was done by the technicians. Now it's been almost 6 months since the transplant. My transplant is done in rows shape and all the hairs in the hairline are multi graft. On top of that, on month 3 I noticed that every single grafts have developed Cobblestone issue. The recipient site is still red. I saw one of the member here saying he used strataderm cream for the Cobblestone issue so I have started applying that. I am not sure if that is going to help. I am thinking of doing a repair surgery after a one year mark. Few members here suggested Eugenix in India for repair. Any kind of help is appreciated. Thankyou

Hi @Yaasar - The Alpha, I am thinking of Repairing my transplant as well. My case is similar to yours. I couldn't message you as I am a new member. How did they fix the Cobblestoning issue? Did they extract those grafts and put new graft in the same place? Or did they plant grafts around it?

@AB.91 did the Cobblestone appearance go away after you stopped minoxidil?

@AB.91 any update?

Hi @Redhead, How's the Cobblestone issue now? Did Strataderm cream and Dermaroller help? I am going through similar situation. Your help would be appreciated.

@turingmachine any update?

Hi @Shadman any update ?

hey @NBA1622, did you decide on Repair Surgeon yet?

hey @Realistic Hope, did you end up going for a repair?

@WoundedWolf did they say anything about resolving Cobblestone and Ridging other than planting finer grafts in front? From multiple posts I have seen it's better to extract those grafts forming Cobblestone and ridging and plant in with new finer graft. I have the same issue and was thinking to do a repair with eugenix. Who did the repair?