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Thank you for your question. Hair restoration should not require a special diet to create a good result, however, you should follow the post-op instructions provided by your board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,
There is no special diets that are required post op of any hair restoration procedure that I am aware of. Just try to eat healthy and wait for your grafts to grow in.
Thanks for your question. A special diet is not needed. Please ask your doctor about after care instructions as every doctor has hs/her own recommendations.
you do not need a special diet to follow to get good results after hair transplant but you need to be careful to not touch implant site to anywhere for 2 weeks . you may support the healing process with consuming more protein than before the operation ..
All you need is a healthy diet with a good balance of proteins, greens and vegitables. A good hair transplant will grow in a healthy person
First you will never achieve a natural density with hair transplant even you try to get 3-4 session . Second, it is very early to assess but I think 1400 grafts may be little less to have an dense HT achievement
It is quite unusual to have the pain that you describe from a typical FUE meggassession however your case seems to be an aggressive meggassession that is not typical. Since you are not in Turkey, my advice to you would be to go see a local hair restoration specialist. There are many issues that...
It is best to contact your surgeon for post surgery issues and care since all doctors have slightly different instructions.
A doctor would need to examine you and give you an assessment based on clear goals and expectations. All surgeries (no matter how minor) has risks. It is for you and your doctor to discuss these risks versus the benefits.
If you are having issues after your surgery, the best person to ask is your surgeon who knows the specifics of your surgery. Shock loss is always a risk and it is difficult to assess this on the Internet or with photos. You need a before and after comparison. You need an examination.
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