The possibility of scars after hair transplant is one of the biggest fears of people who will have hair transplantation. This is because while hairless or sparse areas are restored to their former appearance, the formation of a permanent scar will prevent aesthetic expectations from being met.
Scars after hair transplant depends entirely on the preferred methods and the surgeon's experience performing the procedure. Standard hair transplant methods and their likelihood of causing scars are as follows:
Hair Transplant Method |
Explanation of Scars After Hair Transplant |
FUT Scars After Hair Transplant |
In this method, grafts are taken from the patient's nape and scalp. Then, the incision is closed by stitching. Due to the stitching, a long, thin, distinct scar occurs in the nape area. |
FUE Scars After Hair Transplant |
Grafts are collected individually and no stitches are placed on the donor area after the procedure. Micro scars occur at the point where donors are taken. However, since these are so small, they are not noticeable from the outside. Even if the hair does not grow, it is almost impossible to notice these scars from the outside. |
DHI Scars After Hair Transplant |
It is a new-generation technique. Here, the grafts are collected one by one, just like in the FUE technique, and transplanted to the hairless area one by one. Therefore, there is no noticeable scar left in the DHI technique. |
Scars after hair transplant occur due to the healing of the wounds caused by the removal of the grafts. The smaller the wounds, the more difficult it is to notice the scars from the outside. Thus, transaction success increases.
As Transes Hair Transplant, we provide service with our experienced surgeons and ensure that patients have no obvious scars after hair transplant. Thus, we fully meet our patients' expectations in terms of aesthetics.
The mini scars and sparseness that occur in the nape area after hair transplant largely disappear within two weeks to 4 months, and the area returns to its normal appearance. However, in the FUT technique, a permanent scar occurs in this area.
Micro wounds occur in the FUE and DHI techniques. These begin to heal immediately after the procedure. Recovery time varies between 2 and 4 weeks. However, it should not be forgotten that this period may be different for each patient.
In hair transplantation, some of the grafts in the donor area are removed and a certain degree of sparsity occurs. The level of rarity that occurs and whether it will be noticeable from the outside depends on the following:
Hair transplantation can be performed on surgical scars on the scalp. However, since each patient's condition is different, the results may vary from patient to patient.