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formation of barely noticeable scars after healing

Minimal scarring refers to the formation of very small or barely noticeable scars after a wound or surgical procedure. In the context of hair transplantation or dermatological treatments, it means that the skin heals in such a way that the scars are not easily visible, which is often a desired outcome for both aesthetic and functional reasons. This can be achieved through advanced surgical techniques and proper post-operative care.

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