How to wash hair transplant after 70 days?
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In my opinion it sounds like you may have inadvertently NOT followed your clinics post op OR the clinic did not follow a standard post op for a hair transplants. The first week should be a daily washing with a cup or bowl with a shampoo and no dunking your head under water or allowing the shower stream hit your transplanted area. The second week should be a very light massaging of the scalp. The third week and beyond should be NORMAL scrubbing of the scalp. The scrubbing action helps to promote the transplanted follicles to shed so that new ones can come back in.
It seems like you have not follicles that are supposed to have shed, but since you left them alone for the most part after the three weeks, they have become an irritant to your scalp.
The best thing to do is to consult a reputable hair transplant specialist for advice.
Web reference: http://gulfcoasthairrestoration.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Postop-instructions-FUT.pdf
In my opinion it sounds like you may have inadvertently NOT followed your clinics post op OR the clinic did not follow a standard post op for a hair transplants. The first week should be a daily washing with a cup or bowl with a shampoo and no dunking your head under water or allowing the shower stream hit your transplanted area. The second week should be a very light massaging of the scalp. The third week and beyond should be NORMAL scrubbing of the scalp. The scrubbing action helps to promote the transplanted follicles to shed so that new ones can come back in.
It seems like you have not follicles that are supposed to have shed, but since you left them alone for the most part after the three weeks, they have become an irritant to your scalp.
The best thing to do is to consult a reputable hair transplant specialist for advice.
Learn more: http://gulfcoasthairrestoration.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Postop-instructions-FUT.pdf
Perhaps there is a miscommunication here.
If you believe you have scabies, you need to see a doctor for medication and treatment.
If you believe you have scabs, you need to wash your hair better.
Web reference: https://newhair.com/
Perhaps there is a miscommunication here.
If you believe you have scabies, you need to see a doctor for medication and treatment.
If you believe you have scabs, you need to wash your hair better.
Learn more: https://newhair.com/
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Good luck with your new hair. You should start to see some of the hairs start to grow soon.
Web reference: http://www.gabelcenter.com/hair-transplants/
Good luck with your new hair. You should start to see some of the hairs start to grow soon.
Learn more: http://www.gabelcenter.com/hair-transplants/
You have given enough time to your scalp to heal so washing your hair as normal is OK.
Congratulations for your hair transplant. Now it is all about waiting for the results and enjoying your new looks.
You have given enough time to your scalp to heal so washing your hair as normal is OK.
Congratulations for your hair transplant. Now it is all about waiting for the results and enjoying your new looks.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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