I have been told not to touch my recipient area as tomorrow is the first day I am going to apply Panathol. Have I lost a lot of grafts and what about the blood tha is now dry can that cause damage. Please help!
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December 30, 2017
Answer: In general if you lost your graft after surgery you may notice bleeding. If you are concerned it is best to go back to your doct
If you are prone to getting keloids you may be at risk of having keloid scars on your FUE scar. It is best to consult with your doctor to better understand you risk.
Following a FUE procedure, I would generally recommend light activity for the first 10 days. If you wear a bicycle helmet, be careful that there is a bandana or cloth protecting the transplanted area. The motion of the straps can dislodge grafts. After 10 days the grafts are permanent and...
It looks like you are there about to get a transplant with marks like that! Best of luck. If it turns out not to be enough hair when it grows in, you should seek another consult with either the same surgeon or another surgeon.