Hair transplantation is a sophisticated hair restoration procedure for people suffering from balding problems. This involves the removal of hair follicles from the donor area, referred to as the permanent zones of the scalp, to the balding areas called the recipient sites.
Hair transplant surgery has come a long way—from an approach that produces patchy appearance and scarring to a method that guarantees a less traumatic and natural-looking results.
Today’s hair transplantation usually follows certain steps which should be properly monitored to ensure that the procedure is on the right growth track, yielding positive result.
1–2 Weeks
During the first two weeks after the hair transplantation, the patient will likely suffer from inflamed scalp as well as scab formation. This is only normal and will slowly lessen, so you don’t need to worry.
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