Is this normal?, I talked to my Dr, he said some ppl has these reactions that this is normal, I had 2 transplants B4 and never happened like this, this is painful full of pus and very depressing, I know some zits are fine but you'll see Pictures what should I do, just wait or see another certified doctor in transplants , I started the treatment 16 days ago, and my head looks every day worse I'm scared, I already went to a dermatologist and they took a sample of the pus, I'm waiting for results
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August 17, 2019
Answer: Having folliculitis can be an issue after a hair transplant surgery as one of the many risks.
You are young for a hair transplant procedure. Even if you ignore this advise and carry on with a procedure, you may still lose hairs on the frontal hairline and the implantation would look very unnatural. So either way, a surgeon should avoid delivering an aggressive hairline at all costs.
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You can gently massage your scalp whilst shampooing, with your fingertips, without scratching with your nails though. The grafts get anchored to the skin by the 10th day, therefore they won't be negatively affected by the movement.
You are genetically programmed to hold onto the transplanted area for life. However, you may go onto loose more native hair and this is where prevention comes into play. Prevention being Our PRP treatments. I say OUR because not all PRP treatments are created equally. If you do 1 or 2...
