thanks for the reply gorpy, but im looking for more of a permenant solution, i can manage right now cuz my hair is long and covers my temples, im just worried that the pinkness will be permenant

The pinkness should definitely not be permanent. Discuss with the physician(s) that you consult with your concerns, and be sure to ask what they do to minimize trauma to the recipient area that will result in prolonged redness. Physicians that utilize the latest in Ultra Refined Follicular Unit Hair Transplantation do so for reasons such as:

- limited trauma to the recipient area, allowing for faster healing and a more rapid return to natural skin color.

- higher graft growth yield. Cleaner and more precise incisions and placement of the grafts helps to ensure that more survive and flourish after transplantation.

This highly refined method of surgery demands more work and attention from the physician, but pays off huge for the patient, not only in factors of healing, but also in the fully mature hair transplant.

-Robert

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Originally posted by Gorpy:
How long does what last?

The Red dots

The red dots quickly fade and it becomes a ping hue on the scalp. That ping hue could last from a few days to a few months. Depends on the person.