10 day post hair transplant surgery and still in pain. (Photo)

If you are having issues after surgery, especially with "pain" you should contact your doctor.

Hello Ryan,A lot of pain at the donor site is highly unusual, especially on the 10th post-operative day.  You should definitely see your doctor as soon as possible.  There could be several causes for the pain, especially if accompanied by itching.Itching sometimes goes along with healing after surgery, but it shouldn't be painful.  Possibilities to consider include a scalp infection, folliculitis, or an allergic reaction (contact dermatitis) to something you are applying to your scalp, such as a new lotion, shampoo, or polysporin.  If you are still using polysporin you should stop (it contains a mixture of antibiotics and you can certainly develop a new sensitivity to it after a few days of use - I've seen it in several patients, and not just for hair transplants).  Your donor sites should be closed by now so you don't really need to apply polysporin any more, but you could substitute plain, old fashioned vaseline petroleum jelly instead.  Good luck

I think local anesthesia for donor site was not efficiently done to stop all pain . You feel no pain during operation normally . donor area pain may experienced in %5-20 of my patients but , it is over in 10-15 days with painkillers.. 

Yo should go back to your doctor as pain at 10 days is highly unusual. An examination of your scalp is indicated