A Seattle woman is suing the Hair Club For Men after, court records say, a 2006 hair transplant left her with burns, scars and further hair loss.

Records say that on February 1, 2006, the woman paid the Seattle Hair Club for Men $2,817 for to apply a “hair matrix” to her head. Hours after the transplant, the woman claims “her scalp began burning and she developed oozing sores.”

The woman called the Hair Club the next day but was told to come back on February 7th. Six days later, the woman returned to the Hair Club where, records say, it took employees two and a half hours to “get the matrix off her scalp.”

Following the procedure, employees gave the woman a bottle of TRAX, a citrus solvent, and told her to use it to “remove and left over pieces of the matrix.” The court filing states the TRAX warning label specifically stated it should not be applied to irritated skin.

Court documents say after the matrix was removed, the woman was left with blisters all over her head. She sought medical attention the day after the removal procedure, and her doctor found there were still pieces of the matrix that were “too painful to remove.”

Records say It took over sixteen weeks for the woman’s burns to heal, and she actually ended up with less hair than she started with. Records say there areas on her head where hair still has not grown back.

The Hair Club For Men reportedly offered to reimburse the woman $2,817, but she declined. She is seeking unspecified damages for her injuries.