I had hair transplant 5 days ago. I noticed a big blank spot on my recipent area. It usually start bleeding if you dislodge the graft?
Answer: In general, it would be difficult to dislodge a graft after one week. One sign of dislodging a graft may be bleeding. In general, it would be difficult to dislodge a graft after one week. One sign of dislodging a graft may be bleeding.
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Answer: In general, it would be difficult to dislodge a graft after one week. One sign of dislodging a graft may be bleeding. In general, it would be difficult to dislodge a graft after one week. One sign of dislodging a graft may be bleeding.
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August 11, 2017
Answer: If you truly dislodge a graft seven days into your post op course, there will be excessive bleeding from that site. It is not uncommon for the shafts of the transplanted grafts to shed and fall out in the first few weeks following a transplant. If you truly dislodge a graft seven days into your post op course, there will be excessive bleeding from that site.
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August 11, 2017
Answer: If you truly dislodge a graft seven days into your post op course, there will be excessive bleeding from that site. It is not uncommon for the shafts of the transplanted grafts to shed and fall out in the first few weeks following a transplant. If you truly dislodge a graft seven days into your post op course, there will be excessive bleeding from that site.
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January 23, 2019
Answer: Lost Grafts At five days post-op, grafts are not yet fully secured and can potentially be dislodged by pulling or other forms of excessive contact with the area. Normally bleeding will result from a lost graft. If you noticed no bleeding then chances are that you're fine.
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January 23, 2019
Answer: Lost Grafts At five days post-op, grafts are not yet fully secured and can potentially be dislodged by pulling or other forms of excessive contact with the area. Normally bleeding will result from a lost graft. If you noticed no bleeding then chances are that you're fine.
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July 17, 2017
Answer: Dislodged grafts dislodged grafts will bleed and that is how you know that you disturbed them. At one week I would not expect more of these to happen
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July 17, 2017
Answer: Dislodged grafts dislodged grafts will bleed and that is how you know that you disturbed them. At one week I would not expect more of these to happen
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