
What Are Consequences of Trichophytic Closure in FUT Hair Transplant and Infection of Donor Area?
February 2nd, 2007Q: Could you tell me in case there is an infection at the donor area following a hair transplant, will it prevent the hair to grow after healing if the donor area closed by Trichophytic Closure? What are the problems which may the infection cause? — S.S., Park Slope, NY
A: Infection may cause the donor incision to heal more slowly or with a widened scar after a hair transplant. It may affect any closure, Trichophytic or not.
The risk of infection after a hair restoration procedure is made worse by a tight closure, but not necessarily a Trichophytic closure, unless too much skin was removed at the edges leaving the dermis (deeper part of the skin) exposed.
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Topic: Hair Transplant
Tags: Dermis, Donor Area, Donor Area Closure, Incision, Scalp Healing, Trichophytic Closure, Wound Infection
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