I had a hair transplant over a year ago. 2 weeks after the procedure, I started the process of removing the scabs. My surgeon told me not to remove them because I was going to see him 2 weeks later (totaling 1 month), so he wanted to be able to see the scabs, so that he could see the previous work he did, prior to touching it up a bit. Was leaving the scabs on my head over a month safe for my grafts and their breathability? My Transplant didn’t turn out as planned.
Answer: Leaving scabs on after one month Hello, and thank you for your question. Generally speaking, leaving scabs on your scalp one-month post-transplant is not recommended. Doing so can interfere with your healing. Removing scabs typically prevents damage to the newly transplanted hair and aids growth. Best of luck to you.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Leaving scabs on after one month Hello, and thank you for your question. Generally speaking, leaving scabs on your scalp one-month post-transplant is not recommended. Doing so can interfere with your healing. Removing scabs typically prevents damage to the newly transplanted hair and aids growth. Best of luck to you.
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Answer: Leaving scabs on head over a month It's generally not recommended to leave scabs on your scalp for over a month, especially if you've recently undergone a hair transplant or other scalp grafting procedure. Leaving scabs on your scalp for an extended period of time can interfere with the healing process and potentially lead to complications, such as infection or scarring. Additionally, removing scabs gently and properly can help prevent damage to the newly transplanted hair follicles and promote healthy growth.
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Answer: Leaving scabs on head over a month It's generally not recommended to leave scabs on your scalp for over a month, especially if you've recently undergone a hair transplant or other scalp grafting procedure. Leaving scabs on your scalp for an extended period of time can interfere with the healing process and potentially lead to complications, such as infection or scarring. Additionally, removing scabs gently and properly can help prevent damage to the newly transplanted hair follicles and promote healthy growth.
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April 4, 2023
Answer: Hair transplant Leaving scabs on your head for over a month after a hair transplant procedure is not recommended as it can potentially harm the grafts and their growth. Scabs can form as a natural part of the healing process after a hair transplant, but it's important to follow your surgeon's post-operative instructions for proper care.
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Answer: Hair transplant Leaving scabs on your head for over a month after a hair transplant procedure is not recommended as it can potentially harm the grafts and their growth. Scabs can form as a natural part of the healing process after a hair transplant, but it's important to follow your surgeon's post-operative instructions for proper care.
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June 4, 2023
Answer: Leaving scabs on head over a month Hello, we can not make a certain statement about this because we do not have full knowladge about the details of your operation. But we do not recommend taking off the scabs if they are not leaving on their own.
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June 4, 2023
Answer: Leaving scabs on head over a month Hello, we can not make a certain statement about this because we do not have full knowladge about the details of your operation. But we do not recommend taking off the scabs if they are not leaving on their own.
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