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Yes, this is common to prevent the grafts from drying out and to prevent itchiness, but not a mandatory practice.
There are several ways to manage grafts after surgery, spraying with saline a simple and common one. During the first few days after surgery it will help keep your grafts moist and help with itching. If your surgeon did not recommend this and you want to try it, check with the surgeon first.
It can be helpful in the first few days after surgery to keep the implants moist and well hydrated so they do not dry out as they are settling in to their new location. We do have our patients utilize a spray the first couple of weeks after surgery.
I have all of my patients wash their hair with soap and water using a sponge which is full of shampoo and then rolled on the recipient grafts
You should ask your surgeon to make it right. A meeting with your surgeon to review the results and your expectations is a prerequisite to asking for your money back. Ask first, why the results did not meet your expectations
Post op you can use baby shampoo and baby oil to help manage the itch and dandruff. After 2 weeks you could begin to use dandruff based shampoos.
It’s too early at 6 months to see results. Best to compare results before and after at 1 year mark for hair transplanr
You need to give yourself more time. usually, my patients have 80% of hair at 4 months, I am using a very "nutritious" and caring regimen after surgery. Under usual conditions, you mill see more than 50% of results at 6 months, fuller at 8 and full results at 12 months. So, give it time!...
At 3 months post op its too hard to see the results of the procedure. Be patient and take after photos at 9-12 months.
After the operation the grafts will be entering the ‘resting (telogen) phase’ but will remain healthy and will enter the growth phase (Anagen) and be active in time. You can expect to see new hair growth around four months after the operation, but it will not be that visible at first. They wil...
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