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If you had a hair transplant surgery and have post operative questions, it is best to contact your doctor. If you want to play cricket, make sure your wound has healed adequately.
It depends on how good a cricket player you are. Just kidding.By two weeks your transplants are stable. Just make sure not to take a direct hit to the head, which I'm sure you do; and remember to shower afterward to get the grease and sweat off.
I would advise that you follow the advice you were given by your surgeon.The main concern at day 11 is widening and poor healing of the donor scar. Every surgeon has slightly different advice. I advise my patients to wait until day 15.
Go for it. Cricked or other sports are all in the game after a good FUE is fully healed by the 11th day easily.
As a medical treatment minoxidil can support facial hair growth, and as a surgical treatment beard transplantation has satisfied results, it can be a good option for you.
There is no reason why you cannot have Scalp MicroPigmentation if you have diabetes (type 1 or 2). See a doctor for a proper exam and understanding of why you were refused.
If you are losing lots of hair after a hair transplant surgery it may be shock hair loss. Photo of your hair is not generally helpful. Seeing your doctor for a follow up exam is the best course of action if you are concerned.
Restoring temple (triangle) area may be challenging for doctors because it may not look natural. Ask your doctor about their opinion and ask to see former patients and their results.
Normal hair density for an average Caucasian male is about 200 hairs per square centimeter or 1290 hairs per square inch. (Do the math conversion)
It certainly would be acceptable to wear a wig after FUE/FUT hair transplant. However, you should not wear one until the grafts are "stable" which is typically 10-14 days. Certainly you should discuss this with your doctor as you should follow his or her recommendations for the best result.
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