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I`m contemplating having a second hair transplant procedure with the Follicular Unit Extraction method, 2000 grafts will suffice to touch up the area. I have lost more native hair since my last surgery and there`s a number of two hair grafts now exposed in my hairline, this limits my styling options and looks rather odd.
What concerns me are growth factors, the process of transplanting into a previous transplanted area. What complications may I encounter?... as I`ve read scar tissue in the area may cause poor yield. What constitutes scar tissue in the transplanted zone? I`ve seen examples of bad pitting and large plugs which need to be removed and sutured up "BUT" when its normal transplanted hair will it create a problem? Are all patients who have a second..third..fourth hair transplant in the same area at risk of poor yield because of scarring made by previous incisions which are supposed to be minimally invasive?
What concerns me are growth factors, the process of transplanting into a previous transplanted area. What complications may I encounter?... as I`ve read scar tissue in the area may cause poor yield. What constitutes scar tissue in the transplanted zone? I`ve seen examples of bad pitting and large plugs which need to be removed and sutured up "BUT" when its normal transplanted hair will it create a problem? Are all patients who have a second..third..fourth hair transplant in the same area at risk of poor yield because of scarring made by previous incisions which are supposed to be minimally invasive?