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If a doctor gave you an antibiotic it is likely because you have an infection and you need to take it to treat your infection. If you have a concern about your surgery, it is best discussed between you and your doctor. Antibiotic do not harm grafts.
Your dentist recommended the antibiotic because you need it so follow his advice. I doubt that it will cause you any hair damage
People heal differently. In general redness goes away in about a week or so. If the redness is persisting it is best to contact your doctor. It may all be normal but it is best to see your doctor in person so you can have an examination for a possible treatment.
An FUE is treated just like a regular hair transplant with regard to the recipient area, but the donor area has open wounds which require daily washing with soap and water. Within 3 days of surgery, you can resume full activities, heavy exercises if you wish. The recipient area requires daily...
The use of this medication will not impact the hair transplant. At this stage everything should be well healed and stable
What you are suggesting is theoretically possible- to remove all of your donor and use it for transplantation and use SMP to color the donor area. The reality however is that you will not achieve the density on the top that you are demonstrating in the photos through transplantation, and the...
Yes, we often do eyebrow and scalp hair transplants at the same time to achieve those results. See the video link where I performed eyebrow transplant surgery on Netflix series "Celebrity Plastic Surgeons of Beverly Hills."
The scalp will become normal if you are patient. The spicules of hair that you have will eventually shed. I actually believe that they will shed soon as the direction of these hair are very irregular and appear to be ready to fall out