Melike Kulahci, MD - Account Suspended

Usually, large amount of blood after 7 days is not something we would expect. Quick check with your surgeon might clear your questions. We usually do not expect all grafts to be ruined completely if you followed instructions on the first seven days prior to this incident. As I do not know what exactly happened or how many grafts were displaced - if any- I cannot comment further. Again, I will recommend that you call your surgeon.

I would say that it is early to start using BP - I would prefer to wait 3 months post-OP. I would not use accutane. Your option might be cleocin-t solution for the moment.

I have been operating for the past 22 years in Istanbul, Turkey. Both pound and dollar have risen dramatically in the past six months in Turkey; about 30%. This might explain the discount. I would get a consultation with the doctor and check his references just as William Rassman mentioned.

No, it is not. The anesthesia should have been gone within hours. The feeling you are describing is a ''numbness''. Yet, that should have been gone by now as well. You should go back and check with your doctor about the numbness.
If it is causing irritation or redness I would recommend you to get a quick check-in with your doctor to see why this is the case. I would recommend to stop using Minoxidil if it is causing any side effects.
From our practice's point of view, Minoxidil does not cause transplanted hair to grow faster.

If you are not experiencing any side effects or post-OP complications there should not be a need to worry. Hair restoration results start to show usually after six months and the new hairs continue to grow for up to 12 months following the surgery. If you have other doubts check with your surgeon to make sure the newly transplanted grafts are OK.