The scar on the donor site is nearly invisible with with Trichophytic Closure.
These photos below are taken on the suture removal days (10 days after surgery)
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- Dr. Steven C. Chang
- I am a hair transplant surgeon with a practice in Southern California. Natural Hair Transplant Medical Center, Newport Beach, California, USA
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