Redness, Ridging, Cobblestoning and Folliculitis

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  • cxxc
    Junior Member
    • Jun 2015
    • 11

    Redness, Ridging, Cobblestoning and Folliculitis

    Hi guys,

    I've had two FUT hair transplants, the first in June 2014 and another one in July 2015.

    Although I went to a highly reputed coalition doctormy first hair transplant didn't work. Only about 20% or so of the grafts actually grew. And I was left with a lot of scarring on the recipient area and experienced lingering redness, which lasted for around 8-9 months.

    Now I am 3 weeks post op from my second surgery with a different doctor, and want to make sure everything looks good as I wouldn't be able to cope with the expense, time and emotional impact of another failed hair transplant.

    My scalp is still red, and I am concerned I might be developing any or a combination of the following: cobblestoning, ridging and folliculitis? Can anyone help? I really want it to work this time.

    Thanks a lot for your help!

    J.
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  • jamesst11
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2014
    • 1110

    #2
    So you had one transplant with a reputable doctor that failed, and you got another one?? May I ask why?

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    • bhallic24
      Junior Member
      • Jul 2015
      • 8

      #3
      Hi CXXC, Did the redness and cobblestoning appearance go away completely in 8-9 months? Or was there still some there? I'm looking at the first picture you have on the top left. Is that before any work was done or after the 1st procedure?

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      • Soonbald
        Senior Member
        • Apr 2015
        • 179

        #4
        are you a junior member? god damn sad to see you go through this shit and with a fail transplant too...you even got thinning on the sides... Life sure aint fair bro

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        • cxxc
          Junior Member
          • Jun 2015
          • 11

          #5
          Originally posted by jamesst11
          So you had one transplant with a reputable doctor that failed, and you got another one?? May I ask why?
          Yes, because I had no other option: I can't shave my head as I have an FUT scar. And also, about 20% or so of the hairs implanted in the my previous surgery did actually grow, meaning that if I had left it alone I'd end up with a bald hairline with patches of hair cover here and there... not a really good look.

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          • cxxc
            Junior Member
            • Jun 2015
            • 11

            #6
            Hi bhallic24,

            From my first procedure: redness lasted around 6-7 months!!! and cobblestoning/scarring was still visible 1 year later on left side. Right side was ok.

            No, my fist picture on top left is after the second HT. The horrendous haircut was done by the clinic and I'll be able to get a proper haircut in 5 days... can't wait.

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            • cxxc
              Junior Member
              • Jun 2015
              • 11

              #7
              Originally posted by Soonbald
              are you a junior member? god damn sad to see you go through this shit and with a fail transplant too...you even got thinning on the sides... Life sure aint fair bro
              Hey! I'm trying to keep positive, what else can I do? What do you mean thinning on the sides? I think that's just the stupid haircut that was done before the HT.. I hope I won't go bald on the sides too ahah

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              • GeorgeClooney
                Junior Member
                • Jun 2022
                • 1

                #8
                Update, please. I have same issue

                I know this was many years ago but I am now experiencing the same condition. I certainly hope that you had a positive outcome eventually
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