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It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. In general, there should be no issue with trimming you hair 3 weeks after surgery.
We recommend our patients to trim their hair with a scissor after the surgery. Using a shaver should be avoid but please consult with your surgeon about his after care instructions.
At this point it should be perfectly safe to get normal haircut, but wait at least a month before shaving your head completely.
Yes you can trim the hair with scissor.You may start to gym, heavy exercises and swimming 2 weeks after the FUE operation. Please wait 45 days for buzz cut with machines.
You can shave or trip your hair if you wish. Always clear the timing with your doctor but I usually allow it
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor
We recommend our patients to start massage after 1 week on the transplanted area . Only with fingertips. Scratching is not allowed. Massage will not damage the transplanted grafts. The hair which are falling out are the "old" ones. So do not worry.
It is best to address your pre operative concerns with your doctor. If you trust your doctor to perform surgery on your body, you should trust your doctor for these type of questions. You can cut your hair any way you like and 2900 may cause some thinning look if you have a low donor hair d...
FUE leaves little round scars. Too much FUE harvesting (over 3000) may cause donor area scarring that looks depleted.
If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "pain" you should contact your doctor. In general the pain should improve with each passing day.
It is best to ask your surgeon about post operative care as each doctor has their unique regimen. There should be no issue with wearing a turban after your scalp has healed.
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