I'm day 6 after FUE (3700 grafts) and I see that if i gently pass my hand (on dry hair), applying mild pressure, some scabs start to fall. Is this bad? Can it have a non desired effect? There is a lot of information and consensus on how to treat the transplanted area, starting to rub off the scabs after 9-10 days. My question is around the donor area, as I couldn't find mucha about it on this topic. Thanks
Answer: Post procedure care It is best to follow your surgeon's instructions on post treatment care. You do not want to rub the area to coax the scabs off, however if they are coming off on their own that should be fine. Your surgeon is the best one to guide you as he/she is most familiar with the details of your treatment and how you've been progressing through recovery.
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Answer: Post procedure care It is best to follow your surgeon's instructions on post treatment care. You do not want to rub the area to coax the scabs off, however if they are coming off on their own that should be fine. Your surgeon is the best one to guide you as he/she is most familiar with the details of your treatment and how you've been progressing through recovery.
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March 25, 2018
Answer: It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen. It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen.
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March 25, 2018
Answer: It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen. It is best to contact your doctor about post operative care and instructions since each doctor has a different regimen.
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March 13, 2018
Answer: Massaging donor area It is normal for some scabs to fall after 6 days. I agree with waiting until after 9-10 days to "rub off" the scabs. It is safer to allow the extra days. The donor area should be safe to rub on after 7 days. Keep both areas clean with warm water & shampoo.
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March 13, 2018
Answer: Massaging donor area It is normal for some scabs to fall after 6 days. I agree with waiting until after 9-10 days to "rub off" the scabs. It is safer to allow the extra days. The donor area should be safe to rub on after 7 days. Keep both areas clean with warm water & shampoo.
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March 12, 2018
Answer: No rushing in scabs removal Washing is one of the important aftercare procedure during hair transplant.And it is not good idea to rub the surgical area or force the scabs to fall down in the first week after the surgery. If the scabs are falling down by themselves, there is nothing to worry about, and usually it takes 10-12 days until they all are gone. If they are not fallen off, only it that case you can be not hesitating to massage the transplanted area (but with finger tips only).
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March 12, 2018
Answer: No rushing in scabs removal Washing is one of the important aftercare procedure during hair transplant.And it is not good idea to rub the surgical area or force the scabs to fall down in the first week after the surgery. If the scabs are falling down by themselves, there is nothing to worry about, and usually it takes 10-12 days until they all are gone. If they are not fallen off, only it that case you can be not hesitating to massage the transplanted area (but with finger tips only).
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May 10, 2021
Answer: Don't be in hurry to remove scabs by scratching Hey there,
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May 10, 2021
Answer: Don't be in hurry to remove scabs by scratching Hey there,
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