After Hair Transplant

After hair transplant is done, during the first two or three days, there could be some discomfort in both the area that hair was taken from as well as the area of the transplant. Mild headache, swelling and bruising around the eyes are normal.

Bandages are typically applied after the hair transplant procedure and should be left in place overnight. The sutures are taken away about ten days after the operation. It is usual for medical staff to shampoo the hair the first time after the procedure. Doctor will provide you instructions regarding hair grooming during your recovery. Some scabbing generally happens in both areas, and should fade away within 8-10 days. Some numbness could also take place, and can last for up to 2-3 months.

There is a minor risk of the /grafts coming out, so you have to avoid energetic or strenuous exercise until scabs have totally healed. Many people are able to return to their ordinary routine the day after the procedure.

Around 2 days after hair transplant, the hair from the graft will start to fall out, and hair re-growth might be thinner for several months. This is normal, and is caused by the short period of diminished blood supply that happens during the procedure.

Throughout the first month and a half, little or no new hair will grow in. But, 3 months after hair transplant, new hair will start to sprout in the grafts. After additional three months, the procedure could be repeated to fill in spaces between the grafts.

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