I had a strip excision transplantation with another doctor prior to becoming Gho Clinic's patient. The linear scar is hidden under the tape.

Donor area immediately before the extraction process. The donor area was shaved in order to facilitate the extraction process. There was a tape immediately above the donor site. The purpose was to hold the existing hair up so that it would not get in the way while donor follicles are being extracted. I have a linear scar inherited from a strip excision surgery with another doctor prior becoming Gho Clinic's patient. The linear scar was hidden under the tape. The linear scar in comparison to the scars from Follicle Transplantation can be seen elsewhere in the gallery.

click to enlarge  Camouflage  1 hour before surgery, picture taken immediately after shower. I maintained a length of 2 - 2.5 inches prior to the procedure in order to provide a good camouflage after the surgery.

       

Linear scar from previous strip excision surgery with 
another hair transplant doctor. The scar has stretched over time.

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Linear donor scar from previous strip excision transplant with another doctor.
  
Scars From Previous Excision Surgery
The above are NOT Follicle Transplantation scars. 
They are linear scar inherited from a previous strip excision transplantation with another doctor.
The linear scar has definitely stretched over the years.
The scar is very extensive considering that only
about 250-300 grafts were actually used.
      

Area to be treated Left temple. I wanted no more than 200 grafts for the area for fear of possible shock fallout associated with larger sessions. No plans to restore the entire hairline until HAIRmultiplication becomes available.

click to enlarge Area to be treated Close up pictures of the area to be treated.