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You can wear wigs after a hair transplant surgery. Just ask your doctor if you have any issues. Always check with your doctor if you believe it may risk the work.
Yes, you may wear a wig while you wait for the newly transplanted hairs to grow back in. But be careful not to attach the wig with glue or adhesive tape directly on the hair grafts. This may damage them and cause poor growth. Sitting the wig on top of the grafts, however, will not cause any damage. But use the wig as little as possible.
It's okay to wear a wig after a transplant - provided it does not touch, rub or irritate the new grafts. Practically speaking, I usually advise waiting until day 5 when the grafts have really settle in. The use of clips or tape rather than adhesive (hair system) is preferred. But regardless, the key is that the new grafts must not be affected.Be sure to check with your physician about the proper use of wigs post transplant.
It is safe to wear a wig after transplant. You ned to wait until you are completely healed. It is usually safe to wait for a few weeks and check with your doctor first.
Yes, you can wear a wig but you must use attachments that fix the wig to the longer hairs or just no fixation with it. The key is not to use glues and to make sure that the wig does not rub against your FUE recipient sites.
Thank you for posting this question. The short answer is no. You won’t have a problem from the stress of getting a tattoo. Hair is a robust part of the skin when not affected by the withering effects of a hormone called DHT, or dihydrotestosterone. If transplanted correctly your hairs will g...
If you are concerned please follow up with your doctor for an exam. You may look worse after 4 months. This may or may NOT be normal. You may have had graft loss after surgery. In addition, not all the grafts will take. Ultimately you won't really know until you see results in 6 to...
Every doctor has their own specific post operative care instructions. A general answer here is not necessarily the right answer if your doctor has a different opinion. If your doctors says one month, then it's one month!If you trusted your doctor to perform surgery on your body, then trust your...
Clear it with your doctor. It should be as easy as a simple email or a phone call. You must have asked this question even before your surgery. Two weeks seems normal to resume your normal activities and job duties but your doctor may have his own opinion. Keep your doctor in the loop.
You need a Master Plan before starting surgery to plan for future balding. If your planning was done right, you should be able to shave your head for a "normal" look. You can also consider further surgery or SMP (or both) depending on planning and your ultimate (realistic) goals.
Redness should subside after a few weeks. In rare cases it can last a few months. If your surgery was 8 months ago, maybe you should check with your doctor. You may not see full growth until a year. In rare cases up to 18 months. Check with your doctor if you...
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