Quincy Columbo

I had my proceedure done just about 3 months ago and my doctor used disolving sutures in the donor region. They did not disolve very well. My girlfriend was finding a few here and there at the thirty and even past the 60 days post op.I believe that they are finally gone. I think the scar could have looked much better if regular sutures were used or if I would have had the disolving sutures removed by a physician at the 10 day post op mark.I think disolving sutures irritate the skin since you can tell where they went in and out along the scarline.I developed a couple small sores along the scarline also.Its beginning to look better and I believe I'll be happier as I get more healing time behind me. I've been using maderma regularly and occasionally neosporin when needed. I'm also hoping that I get some more hair growth to come back in along the scar line since I think the sutures may have caused some minor fallout along the scarline. Does anyone have any advice or a similar experience?

I had my proceedure done just about 3 months ago and my doctor used disolving sutures in the donor region. They did not disolve very well. My girlfriend was finding a few here and there at the thirty and even past the 60 days post op.I believe that they are finally gone. I think the scar could have looked much better if regular sutures were used or if I would have had the disolving sutures removed by a physician at the 10 day post op mark.I think disolving sutures irritate the skin since you can tell where they went in and out along the scarline.I developed a couple small sores along the scarline also.Its beginning to look better and I believe I'll be happier as I get more healing time behind me. I've been using maderma regularly and occasionally neosporin when needed. I'm also hoping that I get some more hair growth to come back in along the scar line since I think the sutures may have caused some minor fallout along the scarline. Does anyone have any advice or a similar experience?