Dr. William Lindsey is right! Hair transplants cause PERMANENT scarring! FUE included

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  • FlightTL
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2011
    • 841

    Dr. William Lindsey is right! Hair transplants cause PERMANENT scarring! FUE included

    I realized while reading earlier posts that Dr. William Lindsey of the IAHRS does not sugar coat anything. He is straight up honest and willing to tell the truth the way it is. Especially including that fact that FUE will certainly leave white dot scarring, especially in men with skin tones that are tanner to darker.

    I was at the mall the other day, and I saw this guy who clearly got a FUE hair transplant. His recipient area looked somewhat ok, but still noticeable that a transplant was done. What gave it away was his donor area. It was a clear sign of white dot scarring and you could literally see all the areas of his donor that thinned out, almost, even with his hair at what must have been at least a #4 or higher.

    It makes sense, FUE or any hair transplant will leave scarring.
  • fred970
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2009
    • 922

    #2
    Nonsense. The fact that there is scarring doesn't mean there is visible scarring.

    This is my donor area after my FUE (2000 grafts):



    Do you see any scarring anywhere even that close?

    How many excuse will you find to not take action to fix your hair loss?

    No offense but you've always struck me as a not very intelligent person because of the way you express yourself.

    And many people here think you must be a troll for changing your mind about everything all the time.

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    • dus
      Member
      • Mar 2015
      • 87

      #3
      FlightTL is an obvious troll.

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      • mkamph
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2008
        • 168

        #4
        I don't see any visible scarring.

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        • FlightTL
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2011
          • 841

          #5
          Originally posted by fred970
          Nonsense. The fact that there is scarring doesn't mean there is visible scarring.

          This is my donor area after my FUE (2000 grafts):



          Do you see any scarring anywhere even that close?

          How many excuse will you find to not take action to fix your hair loss?

          No offense but you've always struck me as a not very intelligent person because of the way you express yourself.

          And many people here think you must be a troll for changing your mind about everything all the time.
          I am happy for your successful hair transplant. Good luck to you. You have a good case where you dont have scarring.

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          • fred970
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2009
            • 922

            #6
            Originally posted by FlightTL
            I am happy for your successful hair transplant. Good luck to you. You have a good case where you dont have scarring.
            Thank you but, you just said the exact opposite in your opening thread, saying FUE always leaves white dot scarring. You see why people think you're a troll?

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            • dus
              Member
              • Mar 2015
              • 87

              #7
              Originally posted by fred970
              Thank you but, you just said the exact opposite in your opening thread, saying FUE always leaves white dot scarring. You see why people think you're a troll?
              Judging his latest thread: "Long Live Spencer Kobren!!!" he's clearly a troll and we should just ignore him.

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              • FlightTL
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2011
                • 841

                #8
                Originally posted by fred970
                Thank you but, you just said the exact opposite in your opening thread, saying FUE always leaves white dot scarring. You see why people think you're a troll?
                Well at least it worked out for you. If you're happy, its all good. Take care...

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