I have done FUE hair transplant, which it took 3 days (each day 6 hours average). On the day 1 & 3 of the operation, I was slowly bending my body & head down for a few second multiple times "for praying". Then, I have been told by surgeon is better to not bend over. After that, I was only bending my body while keeping my raised up for any activity. Now I'm worry about the reception area, and how much bending can effect the outcome of HT?
October 11, 2014
Answer: Bending after a hair transplant You'll want to check with your surgeon if the bending you did caused any problems.In general, bending is not recommended because if increased pressure in the recipient area and increases the chance of the grafts coming out - a phenomenon called 'graft popping'However, there's a whole spectrum of bending from very slow short duration bending with minimal angle to fast, rapid succession acrobatic cartwheel-like flips. The former would be unlikely to cause much of a problem whereas the latter would almost certainly cause popping. You're wise to have stopped these movements as you've invested quite a great deal into the procedure to do anything that might compromise the result. If you're concerned, check in with your hair transplant surgeon. He or she can tell you if there are any problems that resulted from these movements.
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October 11, 2014
Answer: Bending after a hair transplant You'll want to check with your surgeon if the bending you did caused any problems.In general, bending is not recommended because if increased pressure in the recipient area and increases the chance of the grafts coming out - a phenomenon called 'graft popping'However, there's a whole spectrum of bending from very slow short duration bending with minimal angle to fast, rapid succession acrobatic cartwheel-like flips. The former would be unlikely to cause much of a problem whereas the latter would almost certainly cause popping. You're wise to have stopped these movements as you've invested quite a great deal into the procedure to do anything that might compromise the result. If you're concerned, check in with your hair transplant surgeon. He or she can tell you if there are any problems that resulted from these movements.
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February 22, 2016
Answer: Surgeons did not like your body movements Since your surgeons knows you, it would not be right for me to respond differently. Maybe your surgeon knows something you are not telling us here on the internet.
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February 22, 2016
Answer: Surgeons did not like your body movements Since your surgeons knows you, it would not be right for me to respond differently. Maybe your surgeon knows something you are not telling us here on the internet.
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