5 days after hair transplant - is this normal, or an infection? I have a large, pus-filled pimple in recipient area (Photos)
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Thank you for your question. To obtain alive hair follicles implanted in higher rates, the latest technique being used is not the only manner, it is also affected by compliance of implantation area that we found a better way to improve as a result of our researches, The Organic Hair Transplantation. By this new and unique Organic Hair Transplantation Technique, before the extraction and implantation processes; we regenerate the implantation area with injection of stem cell enriched fat tissue. Regeneration of cells in target area before FUE transplantation with the support of stromal stem cells results in higher rate of alive thicker hair follicles
Thank you for your question. To obtain alive hair follicles implanted in higher rates, the latest technique being used is not the only manner, it is also affected by compliance of implantation area that we found a better way to improve as a result of our researches, The Organic Hair Transplantation. By this new and unique Organic Hair Transplantation Technique, before the extraction and implantation processes; we regenerate the implantation area with injection of stem cell enriched fat tissue. Regeneration of cells in target area before FUE transplantation with the support of stromal stem cells results in higher rate of alive thicker hair follicles
It is best to follow up with your hair transplant physician. It might be a folliculitis or just accumulation of sebum from hair oil glands. At times the oily secretions of the hair glands cannot find their way out and develop a collection. Post hair transplant infections are rare, but they can occur and you need to be evaluated by your doctor.
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It is best to follow up with your hair transplant physician. It might be a folliculitis or just accumulation of sebum from hair oil glands. At times the oily secretions of the hair glands cannot find their way out and develop a collection. Post hair transplant infections are rare, but they can occur and you need to be evaluated by your doctor.
Learn more: http://parsamohebi.com/folliculitis
If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "pus" you need to contact your doctor. It is not normal but it is treatable.
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If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "pus" you need to contact your doctor. It is not normal but it is treatable.
Learn more: https://newhair.com/resources/
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large, pus-filled pimple in the recipient area is not a normal part of the healing process, you should be concerned that you might have a small, (easy to cure) beginning of an infection
large, pus-filled pimple in the recipient area is not a normal part of the healing process, you should be concerned that you might have a small, (easy to cure) beginning of an infection
- Infections are unusual after hair transplantation. However, if you are seeing pus, or have any questions regarding a possible infection, it is always best to be evaluated by your surgeon.
- Occasionally, one of the transplanted hairs can become ingrown, and an infection can occur.
- Thanks for sharing!
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- Infections are unusual after hair transplantation. However, if you are seeing pus, or have any questions regarding a possible infection, it is always best to be evaluated by your surgeon.
- Occasionally, one of the transplanted hairs can become ingrown, and an infection can occur.
- Thanks for sharing!
Learn more: http://www.seattlehairclinic.com
Please follow up with your doctor to have this looked at. It is possibly an infection but nothing that can't be cured by some simple oral antibiotics.
Web reference: http://torontohairtransplantclinic.com/hair-transplant-side-effects/
Please follow up with your doctor to have this looked at. It is possibly an infection but nothing that can't be cured by some simple oral antibiotics.
Learn more: http://torontohairtransplantclinic.com/hair-transplant-side-effects/
Follow up with the Physician who transplanted you in order to rule out infection, It is also important to follow any post-op instruction such as taking the recommended antibiotics to avoid any infection. Best of luck.
Follow up with the Physician who transplanted you in order to rule out infection, It is also important to follow any post-op instruction such as taking the recommended antibiotics to avoid any infection. Best of luck.
When ever you worry about infection, go back to your doctor and have your doctor examine you and let you know what is happening
When ever you worry about infection, go back to your doctor and have your doctor examine you and let you know what is happening
You need to return to the clinic and inspected by the doctor who do hair transplant in you. No one here actually see your current condition. If infection is suspected or confirmed, oral antibiotics may be needed.
You need to return to the clinic and inspected by the doctor who do hair transplant in you. No one here actually see your current condition. If infection is suspected or confirmed, oral antibiotics may be needed.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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