I have done a hair transplant fue method. Today is the 7th day after my surgery, still am not able to remove scabbing. I used to shamphoo at morning and evening. Shall i use aleo vera gell before head bath? That helps in removing the scab? Please check the picture
Answer: Scabbing 7 days after a hair transplant...what to do about this? Dear naju2174,
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Answer: Scabbing 7 days after a hair transplant...what to do about this? Dear naju2174,
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Answer: Scabs after FUE Greetings,The donor area after FUE, whether by hand or ARTAS, takes some time to heal. Most patients heal atraumatically over a period of weeks. As your hairs begin to grow, the donor area becomes harder to see. Daily washes with mild soap can help keep the donor area clean. If scabs form, mild soap and water can be helpful. We use PRP in the donor area to facilitate healing as well. Best, Anil Shah
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Answer: Scabs after FUE Greetings,The donor area after FUE, whether by hand or ARTAS, takes some time to heal. Most patients heal atraumatically over a period of weeks. As your hairs begin to grow, the donor area becomes harder to see. Daily washes with mild soap can help keep the donor area clean. If scabs form, mild soap and water can be helpful. We use PRP in the donor area to facilitate healing as well. Best, Anil Shah
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January 13, 2017
Answer: Hair Tranplant Surgery Post-Op Scabbing I would recommend seeing your doctor for recommendations rather than trying to ask questions on an internet forum. It does seem like you have quite a bit of scabbing. This is generally due to large punches being used which in turn gives you large grafts which require large incisions to be made to transplant the grafts. The larger incisions lead to more bleeding and scabbing in patients. You may want to spend some time in the shower over the next few days keeping your head wet with GENTLE scrubbing to try and allow the scabs to dissolve.
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January 13, 2017
Answer: Hair Tranplant Surgery Post-Op Scabbing I would recommend seeing your doctor for recommendations rather than trying to ask questions on an internet forum. It does seem like you have quite a bit of scabbing. This is generally due to large punches being used which in turn gives you large grafts which require large incisions to be made to transplant the grafts. The larger incisions lead to more bleeding and scabbing in patients. You may want to spend some time in the shower over the next few days keeping your head wet with GENTLE scrubbing to try and allow the scabs to dissolve.
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January 12, 2017
Answer: It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. You should return to see your doctor for a proper hair wash if you are having issues.
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January 12, 2017
Answer: It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. You should return to see your doctor for a proper hair wash if you are having issues.
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March 11, 2019
Answer: Post-op scabbing By this point most of the scabs/crusts should be gone.You probably need to be a little more vigorous with rubbing your scalp when you wash your hair.I would check with your surgeon first.
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March 11, 2019
Answer: Post-op scabbing By this point most of the scabs/crusts should be gone.You probably need to be a little more vigorous with rubbing your scalp when you wash your hair.I would check with your surgeon first.
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