Frequently Asked Questions

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Aftercare & Recovery

What should I do immediately after my hair transplant?2025-09-06T06:05:28+03:00

Follow your clinic’s aftercare instructions exactly. Keep your head elevated, avoid touching the grafts, and rest. Protect the treated area from direct contact, sun, or accidental bumps.

How should I sleep the first night after surgery?2025-09-06T06:05:44+03:00

Sleep with your head elevated at a 30–45 degree angle, using pillows or a travel neck pillow. This helps reduce swelling and prevents pressure on the implanted follicles.

How long should I keep my head elevated?2025-09-06T06:08:01+03:00

Generally, keep your head elevated for the first 3–4 nights. If swelling persists, you can extend this to a week.

Can I touch or scratch my scalp after the procedure?2025-09-06T06:08:42+03:00

Avoid touching the transplanted area for at least 7–10 days. Scratching or rubbing can dislodge grafts and affect results.

When will the first wash be done?2025-09-06T06:09:15+03:00

The first wash is usually done at the clinic within 1–3 days after the procedure, depending on your surgeon’s preference.

Can I wash my hair myself in the first days?2025-09-06T06:09:42+03:00

You should only wash your hair yourself after the clinic shows you the correct technique, usually starting from day 3 or 4.

How should I wash my hair after the transplant?2025-09-06T06:10:19+03:00

Use lukewarm water and a gentle, patting motion with your fingertips. Avoid direct high-pressure water flow and rubbing movements.

What shampoo should I use after surgery?2025-09-06T06:10:59+03:00

Use the mild, sulfate-free shampoo recommended by your clinic. Baby shampoo or specially formulated post-transplant shampoos are often advised.

Can I use hair conditioner after the procedure?2025-09-06T06:11:33+03:00

Conditioner can be used after the first 10–14 days, focusing only on the lengths of the hair and avoiding the scalp.

How do I dry my hair after a transplant?2025-09-06T06:12:14+03:00

Pat your hair gently with a soft towel or let it air dry. Avoid rubbing motions.

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