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Thank you for your question. Your redness and healing is natural. I suggest that you consult with your board certified facial plastic surgeon as your surgeon should have provided you with topical cream/ointment recommendations.Best wishes,
There is no specific "healing cream" It is best to follow up with your doctor for an in person exam and possible treatment options.
Postop redness may occur in the natural course of healing.You don’t need any cream for the recipientarea.Patients usually heal completelywithin a few days from their hair transplant.Only a few patients who have prolonged redness or itchiness after hairtransplant may need topical steroids. If redness persists be sure to follow upwith your hair transplant physician.
First of all you should visit your doctor as soon as possible.In my practice I advice Topical Steroids to slow down such redness.
At 6 weeks, redness shows that you have what I call 'Histamine positive skin'. Many doctors treat this with topical steroids.
Numbness and tingling may occur with many skin surgical procedures. You need to discuss this with your surgeon.Typical sensory nerve recovery occurs within 3 months in most cases.
Thank you for your question. It is certainly possible, but you are right in noting that 1500 grafts is average. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon with plenty of experience as evidenced by their years in practice, education credentials, before/after photos and ...
No it is still way too early for appreciable results. You need to wait until a full year to see the final results,