Scar area dilemma?

[conbutts]

Deleted for personal reasons. Thanks for all the help

Edited May 8, 2012 by conbutts

[aaron1234]

Easy solution.

 

1) Get some dermmatch to disguise the scar. Wash it off at night.

 

2) tell everyone you were cutting your own hair and made a mistake.

[conbutts]

Easy solution.

 

1) Get some dermmatch to disguise the scar. Wash it off at night.

 

2) tell everyone you were cutting your own hair and made a mistake.

 

 

Hi aaron, thanks for your reply. Do you suggest getting my hair cut and then applying the dermmatch? Because there is a noticable raising/spep of the hair above the scarline that isnt properly evident from the photos. This is due to the tapering hairstyle that i had pre-op that when the donor area was removed, the gradual tapering became and uneven step that looks totally naff and obvious. I seem to be conscious of that than the scar itself to be honest.

 

thanks

Edited November 19, 2011 by conbutts

[aaron1234]

I'd keep the hair a little longer than usual for awhile as the donor area recovers.

[NEWHAIRPLEASE]

Easy solution.

 

1) Get some dermmatch to disguise the scar. Wash it off at night.

 

2) tell everyone you were cutting your own hair and made a mistake.

 

Agree!

[conbutts]

I'd keep the hair a little longer than usual for awhile as the donor area recovers.

 

Had a look into getting dermmatch but seem to be only able to get it online which wont arrive before i get back to work. So, it looks like im just going to have to soldier on with my 'step' and just wear a zipped up fleece for a while.

 

cheers