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Hi Transplanthair123Thank you for your questionAs long as you are not sweating ,you can go near fire after 13 days.
Hello,Be careful, do not get too close to the fire. İf you feel like the transplanted area is sweating, cool down a bit and continue the activity after.
Best to avoid fire or heat after a hair transplant as the grafts are sensitive to heat and external stimulation
Hello, yes at this point in your recovery the grafts are secure and you can go near fire as long as you are careful.
At 13 days if all of the scabs and crusts are off, you are normal and the grafts are secure so you can do whatever you want
Very strong wind has no negative effect on your hair growth or hair transplant result. No worries.
From the photos you have sent it seems that you are experiencing inflammation of the hair follicles.This can occur due to: formation of ingrown hairsirritation beneath the skin surface as a result of the emerging hair shaftthe extraction sites can erupt in acne when hair damaged during the...
Hi. I understand your concern over not seeing your expected results at this point of your recovery. You’re experiencing the same thing many feel after their procedures. I advise you to be patient, as difficult as that is right now. I would give it a few more months and I think you’ll be much h...
You can take normal showers after the 10th day of your hair transplant operation. You do not have to use spray water. ı suggest talk with your hair specialist before using minoxidil. The shedding is normal in between the 2nd week and the 2nd month.
Please don’t worryEverything looks fine and you just need to be patient and follow doctor’s instructions Best of luck
Any time you incise the skin, you will get a scar. The question is how visible will the scar be? I have performed over 1000 repair cases over the years that involved in part graft removal. The results are nearly imperceptible to the naked eye. I often recommend that...
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