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You can use saline spray but I would clear that with your doctor. It probably doesn't harm or help with the recovery. Your doctor may have a different opinion.
yes, saline is innocuous. However, check with your surgeon since we all have our own post procedure protocols.
Saline spray is very commonly recommend after hair transplant surgery. It tends to keep the grafts moist and can reduce itching.
Saline spray is very safe after hair transplant. We usually recommend to use it the next day for a couple of days. It helps with dissolving the scabs faster and speeds up the recovery period.
Saline is safe for the grafts. If the spray is to much of a direct stream it could dislodge the grafts. A saline spray more like a mist would be safer. Please check with your surgeon. Best wishes.
After a hair transplant, careful daily washes with soap and water, starting on the first day after surgery. If you are careful, you won't lose grafts. I recommend that people use a sponge with small holes, gentle press it on the recipient area and wash it daily. This will take off the crusts.
Propecia is effective in reducing shock loss after undergoing hair transplantation surgery.We start our patients on Propecia before surgery. They can start taking it any time and our recommendation is to start it as soon as possible and hopefully a minimum of six weeks before their...
Laser therapy can help the healing process of the donor area by increasing blood flow and improving the health of the skin cells. Will not prevent shock loss. Also may be used as a preventative for hair loss.
It does look like you have a high hairline, but I don't think you need grafting yet. There are medical therapies you should consider (Propecia, Rogaine). Also, how old are you? The decision to graft needs to take a lot of other thing in to consideration -- your age, health,...