Hello sir i had a hair transplant it's almost 20 days completed my question is when can i play cricket thank you the procedure is fue
Answer: Hair Transplant Dear gasim2006Thanks for the question. After 2 month your scalp is totally healed and yes you can play cricket and also do other sport activities. I wish you all the best.
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Answer: Hair Transplant Dear gasim2006Thanks for the question. After 2 month your scalp is totally healed and yes you can play cricket and also do other sport activities. I wish you all the best.
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February 8, 2016
Answer: There should be no issue but it is best to check with your doctor who performed your surgery in case there are issue specific to There should be no issue but it is best to check with your doctor who performed your surgery in case there are issue specific to your surgery.
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February 8, 2016
Answer: There should be no issue but it is best to check with your doctor who performed your surgery in case there are issue specific to There should be no issue but it is best to check with your doctor who performed your surgery in case there are issue specific to your surgery.
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February 6, 2016
Answer: FUE and Sports Activities Anytime someone has a hair transplant, or any surgery for that matter, they should always refer to their own doctor for questions regarding their post-operative activities. Your doctor knows your case best!In general, after undergoing an FUE hair transplant surgery, patients can return to a normal active lifestyle within a matter of days. This is one of the benefits of follicular unit extraction surgery in that the wounds from the extractions are so small that they are healed and nearly invisible within a week. This is also about the amount of time it takes for the transplanted hairs to be fully anchored in the recipient scalp. Full contact sports should wait about two weeks but activities such as cricket, baseball, basketball, tennis etc are usually fine after seven to ten days. Don't take my advice alone. Remember, check with YOUR doctor to make sure you don't breach his or her own specific post-operative instructions for you. Good luck and have fun!
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February 6, 2016
Answer: FUE and Sports Activities Anytime someone has a hair transplant, or any surgery for that matter, they should always refer to their own doctor for questions regarding their post-operative activities. Your doctor knows your case best!In general, after undergoing an FUE hair transplant surgery, patients can return to a normal active lifestyle within a matter of days. This is one of the benefits of follicular unit extraction surgery in that the wounds from the extractions are so small that they are healed and nearly invisible within a week. This is also about the amount of time it takes for the transplanted hairs to be fully anchored in the recipient scalp. Full contact sports should wait about two weeks but activities such as cricket, baseball, basketball, tennis etc are usually fine after seven to ten days. Don't take my advice alone. Remember, check with YOUR doctor to make sure you don't breach his or her own specific post-operative instructions for you. Good luck and have fun!
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Sport after FUE surgery One of the benefits of FUE is the lack of a requirement for stitches. For this reason most doctors would suggest exercise is fine from 10-14 days after surgery. I do tend to ask patients to avoid excessive sweating or saunas for the first 3 weeks.
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Sport after FUE surgery One of the benefits of FUE is the lack of a requirement for stitches. For this reason most doctors would suggest exercise is fine from 10-14 days after surgery. I do tend to ask patients to avoid excessive sweating or saunas for the first 3 weeks.
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February 8, 2016
Answer: It varies of course I tell my patients to wait about two weeks. By then the grafts are very well healed and impossible to pull out or damage, even with a direct hit. My restriction for my patients as far as sports really isn't based on trauma, but sweat. Sweat is probably the biggest enemy of a transplant early on as the incision sites are still a bit porous and the sweat may act as a "culture medium" for bacteria growth. But by two weeks everything should be healed and dry. If not, there is something up and you need to see your doctor ASAP. Dr. FellerGreat Neck, NY
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February 8, 2016
Answer: It varies of course I tell my patients to wait about two weeks. By then the grafts are very well healed and impossible to pull out or damage, even with a direct hit. My restriction for my patients as far as sports really isn't based on trauma, but sweat. Sweat is probably the biggest enemy of a transplant early on as the incision sites are still a bit porous and the sweat may act as a "culture medium" for bacteria growth. But by two weeks everything should be healed and dry. If not, there is something up and you need to see your doctor ASAP. Dr. FellerGreat Neck, NY
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