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Swelling can occur after any hair transplant procedure. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor. Swelling is NOT normal after one month.
Although swelling shortly after surgery is not uncommon, it is unusual to have it recur a month later. You ought to call your surgeon and go in for an evaluation.
Definitely go see your doctor. No new symptoms, especially swelling, should be appearing after a month. Pretty much all symptoms should actually be gone by now- swelling at this point suggests that there may be some underlying issue that your doctor will need to address. Without an examination there's not much to make a diagnosis.
If swelling returns one months after your hair transplant, I would recommend that you return to see your doctor, get examined and that will tell him what caused the swelling which is clearly not normal
Sometimes bumps along the recipient area reflect how the grafts were placed. Grafts placed too high and not flush with the skin can cause bumps. You will know if this happened as it would have been evident at the time of the initial surgery
You have significant donor side depletion. This is a problem from over-harvesting the grafts from your FUE 3 months earlier. If you are worried about an infection, go back and see your doctor. The only thing you can do to address the see-through donor area is to get Scalp Micropigmentation w...
Most people destined for NW 7 would be far along in the baldness scale by their 20s. If you are going to consider a hair transplant, be sure you have prepared yourself for the prospect of requiring to do more sessions in the future to avoid ending up with an odd hair pattern. You also must ha...