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FUE them out as you will always have the problem of hiding them, unless you don`t have that many.

It can be as long as you do your research.

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Would this patient have been a better candidate for a small strip procedure? I`ve read that women are less prone to donor scar stretching and with females having long hairs, it's easier to conceal the linear scar. One of the concerns I have with FUE is the high transection rate. What do you get with yours? Do you keep track of your 1's, 2's, 3's, & 4's for strip and fue procedures? Looking at this women's donor area, I too was caught off guard by the number of punch holes. I ended up counting each hole and came up with 230 number holes with more obscured from view. Does this mean the transection rate is 50%? This is a big concern of mine even if I do have decent density. Bill, whats your take on this?