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Redness in graft area, after 1 month


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Well, I'm 6 weeks and 1 day today. Still have the redness and shows the outline of the area where grafts were placed. I saw my surgeon about a week ago who gave me a steroid based lotion and some antifungal based shampoo to use, though he didn't indicate that I had any particular problem, just thought those things might help. The acne I get in this area contributes to the redness somewhat. I was hoping the graft area would be normal by now because I want to style my hair back again, the way it use to be.

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I was still noticeably pinkish at eight weeks and beyond. Nothing to worry about. It will fade in time.

 

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I am at 6 and half weeks,has faded considerably but appears more more red with exposure to certain lighting.

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Lingering redness really varies between patients. Topical steroid treatments are what usually prescribed. Time more than anything will resolve the lingering redness.

 

You should see a noticable difference at 90 days post-op. try using a mineral based make-up to camoflauge the area until then if it really bothers you.

 

Fairer skinned people can experience this more than darker pigmented individuals however the level of callogen also has a bearing on this.

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