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In my opinion you should contact your surgeon as it can be an infection and you should maybe use some antibiotics. your surgeon will advise you about the details and what will be the best for your case.
Burning stinging sensation and yellow crusting is not normal. You need to see a doctor for a proper exam.
See a doctor as soon as you can. It's possible this is part of your normal healing process, but these are common signs of an infection. If it is infected, you need to address it ASAP.
Follow up with your hair restoration doctor and clinic's post op care department to see what they advise.
Some people do develop discomfort a week or so after FUE harvest. However, it is difficult to tell just from a photo without an examination. I suggest you contact your surgeon now for advice.
This does not look right to me. Go back to see your doctor and get examined to find out if this is an infection
Thanks for your question. Typically, when patients hit the 10 day post op mark, grafts are permanent and secure. Using hair products and blow drying as you did before will not cause damage to your transplanted hair. However it would still be wise to avoid...
It would be unlikely that your hair follicles were mixed up with other patients next to you. If you are concerned it is best to address your issues with your doctor.
It is normal to lose transplanted hairs weeks after surgery. It may take 6 to 12 months to see new hairs grow out.