Picking out scabs in donor area from 6th day post op.

It is best to contact your surgeon for post surgery issues and care since all doctors have slightly different instructions. Your doctor can assess your donor area and make sure everything is okay.

As the question reads it was confusing to the posters below however I will answer for two questions.Recipient area: It is unacceptable to pick out scabs during the first week. It can potentially cause you to pull out scabs AND grafts.Donor area: You can pick scabs out of the donor with no problem except it could cause bleeding in the first 3 days.Overall you should gently wash off the scabs and not pick them following your post op instructions.

picking out scabs in donor area will not effect on hair transplant ...You may start to wash your transplant area at second day of surgery with care and massage the transplant area gently so the scabs will fall off... After two weeks of hair transplantation  it is acceptable  to wash hairs as normal /preoperative period of surgery. All scabs should be cleaned with pressured (not gentle) massage to transplant area  after 2 weeks .Dont forget that you may wash your head with normal pressure and if you need you can use a wet towel with soap for massage the scabby area, it Works very well to remove scabs .Patient may feel free to loosen any scabs on his/her head by massaging and that will not  damage the grafts after 2 weeks . 

usually it is safe to pick on the scabs starting the ninth day. To pick on the scabs sooner may cause risk of pulling out the follicles with the scabs. So wait a few more days and pick on them after shower when they get a bit looser. 

Do not pick off crusts (scabs) at this time as they are connecto to the grafts and will pull out the grafts. Washinig your hair is the way to get these crusts off but now that they lasted more than a day, it may take a week or more of constant washing to get them off