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posted by AqueousSoln Homepage E-mail, 12.03.2008, 20:34

» » i have never seen a strip scar that curves like a "S", what s the logic
» » behind that?
»
» for goodness sake, don't you guys read these posts. He had two previous
» procedures. These created two disjointed scars. These were resected /
» removed. At the same time an additional 2000 FUs were removed as is
» clearly seen n the pics. There was clearly no choice in the shape of the
» scar which was dictated by the earlier strips. A further 2000 FUs were
» collected by FUE.
»
» If your going to criticize a clinic then at least read the post.
I thought they meant that the original strips were taken in an S shape, not the scar revision. I don't know why, but some strip surgeons tend to take one strip from the left and one strip from the right. Sometimes the two strip scars do not meet up in the middle, thus the S shape.

If the strip wound is closed with too much tension, it can further distort the shape of the scar. You can tell that the previous strip excisions were closed under too much tension because of the verticle marks where the sutures were too tight. The closure on the most recent strip scar revision is much more correct. With any luck, this patient can expect the scar to be much thinner this time.

Overall, a great improvement for this patient.

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World Hair Transplant Center (WHTC)
Office of Dr. Patrick Mwamba

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