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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.
For most doctors the cut off for cutting or shaving your head is a month after the surgery. So you shouldn't have any problems with trimming your hair at this point, unless your doctor instructs you otherwise.
yes, one month after FUE restoration , you can shave or trim no 1 all donor area ...for recipient area ı recommend you to wait at least 45 days
you should ask the hair transplant surgeon who did your procedure for his/her recommendation. typically I tell my patients once all the scabs have fallen off and the areas are healed they are free to clip the hair as short as they want.
In my practice I do not recommend my patients to shave or trim the recipient area at least a six months after the operation . Better to contact your Doctor for his opinion .
at one month post op you can return to your normal routine including shaving your head without influencing the results.
IF all of the crusts have been off for a week, you can do what ever you wish for cutting the recipient area, no problem
At 3 months I wouldn't worry too much about patchy or uneven growth. This is the very beginning of your hairs sprouting. If there's still some significant differences in different areas on your scalp past 6 months, you should talk to your doctor about your concerns.
PRP is excellent treatment option to enhance thickness and density of hair loss. PRP sessions should be spread out by months not weeks to maximize the benefits of the procedure.
You should be fine. Just follow the recommended shampoo+conditioner procedure for removing the scabs and the grafts are secure enough by this point that there's really no danger of you causing any damage to them when the scabs are being removed.