FUE hair transplant

The length of the hair follicles is shortened to 1 or 2 mm before hair transplantation and the hairs usually fall out in the 2nd-3th week. After that, the follicles enter a still period of 1 to 3 months. After this period, the follicles begin to grow naturally which may be weak and thin at first, the shape of which resembles the hair around it. The final results take up to 8 months to 1 year for their final results to appear. These results are usually permanent and do not need to be retranslated repeatedly as long as you maintain a healthy lifestyle and are not exposed to the causes of hair loss. The process of hair transplantation by FUE is characterized by it does not leave scars on the scalp and does not require dressings. This means that you will not have a recovery period after the operation. This process does not include any surgical sutures, and this makes it a simple process without pain and you can then return to your normal life as soon as the process is over. Some patients can return to work in 2 to 5 days after the FUE hair transplant. After the FUE hair transplant, a person may experience pain and itching, which is normal and can be controlled by taking conventional pain killer pills and anti-allergens. Itching the scalp should be avoided in the first days after the procedure, in order to avoid causing the implanted follicles to fall out. You should also avoid using strong hair-washing products and stick to your doctor's instructions during the period following the procedure. In general, the risks of FUE hair transplants are very limited and temporary. Patients should try to wash their hair mild and carefully because hair follicles are weak and sensitive. They should put head upper than the body in a sleeping position. They have to avoid alcohol consumption for at least three days and smoking for up to 2 weeks after surgery. They shouldn’t exercise for at least 2-3 weeks.