Yes. Both the area receiving the graft and the donor area may present scars. However, both are treated with techniques that minimize their appearance and tend to become more discreet over time.
Generally, the graft begins to integrate within the first few days, with stabilization over the weeks. Medical monitoring is essential to ensure good healing and avoid complications.
The surgery is performed under anesthesia, ensuring comfort during the procedure. Postoperatively, there may be sensitivity in the treated areas, controlled with appropriate medication.
The appearance progressively improves, but there may be differences in color and texture between the graft and the surrounding skin. With time and adequate care, aesthetic integration tends to be satisfactory and functional.