San Francisco Hairline Surgery Expert Explains

Hair Plugs Scar BEFORE Corrective Procedure © 2015 MHTA Clinic
Transplant Scars
Scars are made of tough, fibrous tissue that’s designed to be extra-strong. Unfortunately, unlike your “normal” skin, scar tissue does not contain follicles. That means that certain techniques like strip and plug approaches can leave scars that can be difficult to hide, even if you let your hair grow long to cover them. Plus, scars often widen over time as the skin becomes more lax, making them more and more difficult to camouflage.
FUE for Hair Restoration and Scar Management
FUE is a state-of-the-art technique aimed at restoring lost hair while minimizing scarring. FUE hair restoration uses a small punch to remove small grafts from the donor site, resulting in very tiny scars scattered throughout the donor site. The size and placement of FUE grafts make these tiny scars “blend in,” so they’re not noticeable. The FUE technique also enables hair to be transplanted into some types of scars, so they become less visible and easier to manage. Whether or not the technique is right for you will depend on an evaluation of your hair and your scars.

Scar Coverup AFTER Corrective FUE Procedure © 2015 MHTA Clinic
FUE Hair Transplant Surgery May Be an Option for You
The results of hairline surgery and scar revisions are highly dependent on the skills of the practitioner. At Medical Hair Transplant & Aesthetics, we have the skills and experience to help you get the look you want. To learn more and to schedule an evaluation, give us a call today at 415-230-2367 (San Francisco office) or 408-356-8600 (Los Gatos/San Jose office).