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Once the grafts and hair has fully regrown after a hair transplant it can be treated as your normal hair. This being said, any damaging products to the hair will also damage the transplanted hair.
If you have post surgical issues (or questions), please contact your doctor. If you want to "relax" your hair check with your doctor and your stylist.
Would not recommend any heat applied to your hair, transplanted or non transplanted. Also would not recommend any harsh chemicals. Use only organic products, and do not use any source of heat, including ironing, blow drying on hot setting, or sun bathing without protection frequently.That will damage your hair regardless of whether they are transplanted or non.
relaxing hair that is transplanted is something you should discuss with your doctor. Everyone is different and a one on one with your MD will help you make the right decision
It can take 6 to 12 months after surgery to see results. If you are concerned it is best to contact your doctor.
There is not a PC program that counts transplanted hairs. As you said, if you trust your doctor then there should be no issue.
You need to see a doctor for an examination and discuss your expectations with the doctor. 800 graft will not likely give you density especially when you continue to lose hair.
If you don't want to shave your head, then discuss this with your doctor. It is between you and your doctor. Some doctors require it some do not.
Everyone will have a different experience to any treatment. If you have concerns see your doctor for an exam. In general transplanted hairs will shed over several weeks.
If you believe you have a receding hair line and would like a treatment options, see a doctor for a proper examination. If your examination does not show hair loss, then you may not need surgery.
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