Waiting Period for CO2 Laser Resurfacing After Hair Transplant?

As a medical professional, I would recommend waiting a minimum of 6 months to a year after a hair transplant before undergoing CO2 laser resurfacing. This period allows the transplanted hair follicles to fully establish and the scalp to heal entirely. Each patient's recovery timeline may differ, so it's essential to evaluate each case individually. Prior to proceeding with CO2 laser resurfacing, it's advisable to consult with the patient's dermatologist or plastic surgeon to make an informed decision based on their healing progress.

Hi! this is Arzu from Dr. Caner Kacmaz clinic. You should wait at least 3 months. and you should protect your hair from the laser. For more info dont hasitate to contact with us
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It’s important to give your scalp ample time to heal after a hair transplant before undergoing a CO2 laser resurfacing treatment, especially since the laser will be applied near the transplanted areas. Generally, I recommend waiting at least 6 to 12 months after a hair transplant before having any aggressive skin resurfacing treatments like CO2 laser.
During this waiting period, the newly transplanted grafts need time to fully establish and for the scalp to heal properly. CO2 lasers can create significant heat and cause inflammation, which might interfere with the delicate healing process of your hair follicles if done too soon.

Hello and thank you for your question. I suggest waiting a good 6 months before you undergo laser resurfacing. You want to make sure the transplanted follicles have healed entirely so that you don't undo what the transplant did. I know it's difficult to wait but I advise you to have patience. Best of luck to you.

Dr. T

Hello I'm Dr. Wipawan Vathananai, a co-worker of Dr. Kulakarn Amonpattana, from BHI Clinic, Bangkok, Thailand. I would highly recommend you to wait at least 2 weeks after the hair transplant in order to get CO2 laser resurfacing because the grafts are still sensitive to displacement during the first week and it takes around 2 weeks for the wounds on the donor area to get fully healed.