After hair transplantation The scalp of the hair transplantation person may have severe swelling. And may need to use painkillers to alleviate the symptoms until they subside. The surgeon will let the hair transplant applicator cover the scalp for at least 1-2 days. In addition, antibiotics or anti-inflammatory drugs may be prescribed for several days. Most of the people who get hair transplant will be able to return to work within 2-5 days.
After about 2-3 weeks after the hair transplantation The hair that has been transplanted will begin to fall. Which is not a malfunction Because new hair will start to occur within a few months later, with 60% of people who undergo hair transplantation find that new hair will take up to 6-9 months. Some surgeons may prescribe long-term combined hair growth medication. Also to help hair grow after hair transplantation But still have no definite results whether this method can really help or not
Hair transplants through surgery have complications to be careful and side effects that may be encountered. Which most often is caused by an infection such as
- Abnormally heavy bleeding
- Infection on the scalp.
- Swollen scalp
- There are bruises around the eyes.
- Scab or lymphatic wound on the scalp that is growing hair. Or the area where I was transplanted to another location
- Feeling numb or not feeling around the scalp that is growing hair
- Itching
- Scars on the scalp from hair transplantation
- Inflammation or infection in the hair follicles. (Folliculitis)
- They may also experience symptoms of sudden hair loss transplantation, which is called (Shock Loss) but will occur temporarily. Because after that I will start again. But if time has passed or I haven't grown or have inflammation Severe infection symptoms should be returned to the doctor.
