Two signs of skin graft rejection are:
- Redness and Swelling: One of the earliest signs of skin graft rejection is the appearance of redness and swelling around the graft site. The skin may feel warm to the touch, and there may be pain or discomfort.
- Blistering and Peeling: As the rejection reaction progresses, the skin may blister and peel. The blisters may be filled with fluid, and the skin may become itchy or tender. Sometimes, the skin graft may slough off, leaving behind an open wound.