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Hi doctor, i want to ask if i can have my hair colored (dye) since last 3 years i had surgery on the head and removed a small bone?
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Ask surgeon: if wound is all healed, I see no reason that you cannot dye your hair, but would check with your head surgeon to be sure it's ok with him.
Answered 11/2/2019
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