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Based on your photo it does not appear that there has been much damage to the grafts.The worst case scenario would be that you lost just a few grafts-in the overall results this should have no effect and you should expect a nice result.
If there was significant trauma, you may have damaged your grafts. There is no way to tell with a photo. If you are concerned it is best to follow up with your doctor.
Its certainly possible you could have damaged the grafts or dislodges a few of them to cause a slight bleed. The best thing to do is contact your Surgeon and go and see them to assess the damage as they can see you face to face which is far better in this instance. Its doesn't appear too bad from the photos and only a few recipient sites that have oozed slightly so don't worry too much, but DO consult your surgeon and have them have a look please.
I cannot tell if your "bump" to your head is in the donor are or recipient area judging by the pic however if you bumped your head in the recipient area and at 4 days, and possibly the sites that were created were large, then yes it is possible that you may have bumped a few grafts out of their site. Or dislodged it enough to bleed but NOT totally lost the grafts. I would suggest that you consult your nearest hair restoration professional for further advice and hopefully in person.
You may seriously damage and cause death of follicles ıf your grafts also pup up through oozing blood. so it is better to look and investigate any grfat seen on skin or hat ??
typically by day 3 the grafts are relatively secure, however, if you bump your head with force enough to cause bleeding, you may have dislodged some of the grafts. You should follow up with the surgeon who did your procedure.
The trauma to your head that produced bleeding may have dislodged some grafts. There is nothing you can do about it now
It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen.
Dont do that , you may even loose your hair more and depressed scars on your scalp ... you would better to get a revision of hair restoration surgery
How soon you should stop and then restart using Minoxidil can vary pretty significantly depending on your doctor. But generally you can use it up until pretty close to the date of the transplant, then wait 2 weeks to a month before starting it up again. During the planning process of your...