Looking at transplant location I can see several raised white areas that stick out of the scalp. Many look ready to fall out/off and look like the "bulbs" Trabsplanted on the crown. The hairline ones are not sticking out at all. Wanting to confirm grafts are ok. It's been 7 days. We have read many methods of cleaning scabs & crust and want to use the one that will not damage the grafts. Do we use pads of fingers to scrub off? I've seen on here mention of using a qtip and rolling. Which is best?
Answer: Cleaning your Scalp After Hair Transplant My care routine is as follows:spray witch hazel 4-6 times a day on the transplanted areaWash gently with baby shampoo twice daily, starting 36 hours after the surgery (morning of day 2 after surgery). Just let water run gently through your hair before that without shampooDo not get the shampoo foamed up into a latherNo digging, picking, scratching or doing anything to disrupt the graftsAllow the scabs to come off on their own without rubbing on the area for at least 10 days following surgery
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Answer: Cleaning your Scalp After Hair Transplant My care routine is as follows:spray witch hazel 4-6 times a day on the transplanted areaWash gently with baby shampoo twice daily, starting 36 hours after the surgery (morning of day 2 after surgery). Just let water run gently through your hair before that without shampooDo not get the shampoo foamed up into a latherNo digging, picking, scratching or doing anything to disrupt the graftsAllow the scabs to come off on their own without rubbing on the area for at least 10 days following surgery
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March 29, 2016
Answer: The best way to care for your grafts after surgery is to follow your doctor's instruction. Not instructions from the Internet. The best way to care for your grafts after surgery is to follow your doctor's instruction. Not instructions from the Internet.
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March 29, 2016
Answer: The best way to care for your grafts after surgery is to follow your doctor's instruction. Not instructions from the Internet. The best way to care for your grafts after surgery is to follow your doctor's instruction. Not instructions from the Internet.
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Hair Hi jojo,Were you provided with any care instructions? In general, I have my patients gently wash their hair once or twice a day for the first 5 days or so to help clean the scabs. That should slowly help get rid of the scabs. I would not advise you to try and pick them off. After about 10 days, you can pretty much resuming doing whatever you want. The follicles are highly unlikely to become dislodged at that point.Good luck!
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Hair Hi jojo,Were you provided with any care instructions? In general, I have my patients gently wash their hair once or twice a day for the first 5 days or so to help clean the scabs. That should slowly help get rid of the scabs. I would not advise you to try and pick them off. After about 10 days, you can pretty much resuming doing whatever you want. The follicles are highly unlikely to become dislodged at that point.Good luck!
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Post op care You are looking good. An FUE is treated just like a regular hair
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Post op care You are looking good. An FUE is treated just like a regular hair
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