Actually, this is a situation that varies from patient to patient.
Because if the donor area is very dense, this will never happen with a sparseness that can be seen one month after the operation.
However, if the donor area of the patient is not very dense and we have taken a serious number from there, of course, there may be a dilution of 15% to 20%.
But this should never be in a level that can disturb the patient.
Because we make our purchases from the donor area in a very homogeneous way.
Therefore, it never draws attention with an equal dilution. And it will not be in a position to disturb the patient.