I'm almost out of bacitracin ointment and I was wondering if it is ok to apply neosporin to the FUE donor area to accelerate the healing process and reduce the look of scarring and redness?
April 3, 2018
Answer: Neosporin After Transplant By now you shouldn't need either- if you feel like the area still needs to heal despite running out of ointment, talk to your doctor about whether you simply need more Bacitracin or if there's an underlying issue that is preventing the area from healing completely.
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Neosporin After Transplant By now you shouldn't need either- if you feel like the area still needs to heal despite running out of ointment, talk to your doctor about whether you simply need more Bacitracin or if there's an underlying issue that is preventing the area from healing completely.
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Neosporin for FUE donor site Long-term use of Neosporin can lead to skin reactions. The donor area usually recovers pretty quickly- if you are having problems with it you're better off contacting your surgeon.
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April 3, 2018
Answer: Neosporin for FUE donor site Long-term use of Neosporin can lead to skin reactions. The donor area usually recovers pretty quickly- if you are having problems with it you're better off contacting your surgeon.
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