Regular Member wouldLikeMoreHair Posted March 2 Regular Member Share Posted March 2 (edited) hi all, are bumps like shown below always surgical error? or could a patient who is prone to scarring also be prone to them from hair transplant? surgeon says the patient whose result is shown here was very prone to keloids which is why he got these bumps after the procedure. But I've read cobblestoning (if what's shown below is cobblestoning) is always surgical error so i wanted to check. what about general scarring like this as shown below? recipient area does not look smooth.. is this dependent on patient skin type or surgical error? thank you! Edited March 3 by wouldLikeMoreHair Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Senior Member HappyMan2021 Posted March 3 Senior Member Share Posted March 3 Bro you can get bumps and other traumatic skin issues whether you are prone to scarring or not. Hair transplants are fairly traumatic to your scalp. Combine that with a poor surgeon and no amount of god tier skin genetics will protect you lol Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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