Hair Transplant

Swelling usually starts within 2-3 days after the transplantation and can last for about a week. You can use the medication prescribed by your doctor to reduce swelling and sleep with your head elevated.

Since the transplanted hair is placed according to the natural direction of growth, it may be difficult to change the direction of your hair after transplantation. For this reason, the hairline and direction should be correctly planned during the transplantation.

Swimming pools and the sea should be avoided for the first month. The chemicals and sea water in the pool can negatively affect the healing process.

You can cut your hair with scissors for the first 3-4 months, but it is generally recommended to wait 6 months before using a razor.

Hot and steamy environments such as sauna and Turkish bath should be avoided for the first month. These areas can cause damage to the grafts and risk of infection.

It is recommended not to use hair dyes for the first 4-6 months. Chemicals can negatively affect the healing process.

Yes, antibiotics may be prescribed for a short period of time, usually to reduce the risk of infection. You should take the medication regularly as recommended by your doctor.

Hair transplantation can be performed at any time of the year. However, it may be necessary to protect from excessive sun during the summer months, so some patients prefer the fall or winter months.

For the first few weeks, it is necessary to wash the transplanted hair gently and use the shampoo recommended by the doctor. It is also recommended not to brush the hair too hard and avoid contact with extremely hot water.

A diet rich in protein, vitamins and minerals that support hair health can help the healing process. In particular, foods containing B vitamins, zinc, and iron should be preferred.