We can actually spot 2 types of hair transplant scars in this photo.
The red arrow shows a potential FUT strip scar or another random scar from some type of head injury.
If it actually was FUT procedure, the positioning of the scar is rather unusual because it is outside of the safe donor region.
The black arrow shows the area where hair follicles had been harvested via FUE.
Both scars (from FUE and FUT) will be visible once you decide to shave the areas where the scars are located at.
Scalp-micropigmentation is advised in such cases to mask the appearance of scarred tissue.
By growing the hair longer in these areas, the scars can be covered up with hair more easily.
hello Matt I am 26 years old and I want to get a hair transplant my hair is in pretty ok condition I do not have any bald spot the only problem I have is that certain areas on my scalp the hairs do not grow they stay short and thin i am on 1 my finasteride it has improved hair quality but hair still falls out i am also on minoxidil 5 percent and i occasionally derma roll. if u have any information please contact me as soon as u can thanks
Please contact me on mattdominance@gmail.com or matt@mattdominance.com so I can help you out further.