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It is best to see your doctor and follow your doctor's recommendations. Many patients in Arizona and in hot climates have surgery without issues.
As long as you avoid excessive sunlight for the first few months, and excessive sweating for the first few days, the heat shouldn't pose an issue for your scalp to heal correctly.
Thank you for posting your question. After a FUE procedure, you want to make sure your scalp is nice and clean and avoid any unnnesesary sweating since you will not be able to use your fingers to clean your grafted sites. After 2 or 3 weeks, once you resume your normal activities and washes, your grafts will be completely safe. Just make sure you clean your scalp after a long warm day. Hope this helps.
Once you are fully healed and there are no crusts on your recipient area, the heat should not be a problem other than from your comfort point of view
If you are having an allergic reaction to the medication, it would be a good idea to stop taking it and contact your doctor.
At 12 days it's pretty difficult to lose grafts. At this point you can rub the shampoo in, which should loosen the crusts up and help remove them. The grafts won't come out if you just rub your scalp gently with your fingers. You can even use baby oil if the shampoo isn't enough to get all...
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