This question, from a member of our hair loss social community and discussion forums, was answered by Coalition hair transplant surgeon Dr. Glenn Charles:
Three months ago, I underwent Follicular Unit Strip Surgery (FUSS) and I need to return to work. I haven’t told anyone at work about the procedure and I would like to keep it to myself. Because of this, I’m looking for ways to camouflage my healing hair transplant scar. Any suggestions for hiding the scar? Also, is it safe to use concealers 3 months post-op?
As far as actually camouflaging the scar is concerned, DermMatch – or another cream-based product like COUVRe- might work a little better because you can carefully place it directly on the scar.
If you are going to use a microfiber product – such as Toppik or Nanogen Fibres – you will also need the holding spray (locking mist). However, either type of concealer will likely provide you with decent coverage and allow you to keep the procedure to yourself.
Dr. Glenn Charles
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