I went to another ISHRS doctor & he said it is a hematoma. Wait it out. Shall go. PLEASE, help me out on this with some specificity. Attaching pics. Should I use hot compresses & massages. It is slowly shrinking in size, & not hard any more. Becoming tender & moving down. Any sort of help is appreciated. Heck, we may have ISHRS surgeons here, but it is you all who have defined hair restorative surgery and relayed it. I'm attaching post op 10th day pics for a close scrutiny, it's getting on to me
Answers (2)
From board-certified doctors and trusted medical professionals
MOST RECENT
November 20, 2015
Answer: If a doctor examined you and said it was a hematoma and you should wait it out, you should wait it out.
Jae Pak, MDHair Restoration Surgeon, Board Certified in Emergency Medicine
The answer is one can't be sure if you have caused damage or not. You'll know in 9-12 months if it was a problem. I'd advise you check with your surgeon for advice and guidance at this point.Even though I can't say for sure, I would be surprised if you caused much damage at the 2 week mark. It's...
Pimples can be the results of small cysts that form from the hairs that do not fall out in the normal shedding after a hair transplant. They could also be the result of an infection. If you have more than one or two and if they are increasing, then go back to see your doctor.
After 8 days, hairs are pretty well adapted to their new location. There is really only two ways that hairs can be damaged at this pointyou forefully pull them out or bump your headyou allow thick crusting to develop on the scalp that causes the hair to come out when the crust is removedBut...