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Post-Hair Transplant Hair Care: Critical Steps For Successful Results The first 10–14 days after a hair transplant are about protecting fragile grafts. Keep the scalp clean, avoid sweating and friction, sleep with your head elevated, and stay out of direct sun. Use only clinic-approved products, don’t pick scabs, and contact your team fast if you […]

How to Get Rid of Dandruff Dandruff is usually caused by scalp irritation and an overgrowth of Malassezia yeast. Treat it by using an anti-dandruff shampoo (such as ketoconazole, zinc pyrithione, selenium sulfide, or salicylic acid), leaving it on for 3–5 minutes, 2–3 times a week. If you have persistent redness, pain, oozing, or patchy […]

Soothing an Itchy Scalp: What Works? Most itchy scalps improve when you switch to a gentle, fragrance-free shampoo, wash with lukewarm water, and moisturize the scalp. Flaking with redness can point to dandruff or dermatitis and may need a medicated shampoo. Seek medical care if you have oozing, pain, patchy hair loss, or itch that […]

What Can Soothe Your Scalp: Tips For Tackling Scalp Eczema Scalp eczema is an umbrella term for itchy, inflamed, flaky scalp skin—often caused by seborrheic dermatitis, atopic eczema, contact allergy, or sometimes a fungal/irritant issue. Relief usually comes from gentle cleansing, regular moisturising, anti-dandruff actives (like ketoconazole or zinc pyrithione), and avoiding triggers such as […]

Which Doctor To Consult For Hair Loss Most people should start with a dermatologist for hair loss. A dermatologist can diagnose the cause, order tests when needed, and begin medical treatment. If your loss is stable and you’re considering a surgical solution, a qualified hair transplant specialist is the next step. Your primary care doctor […]

How To Make Hair Grow Faster Hair growth speed is mostly genetic, but you can support stronger, faster-looking growth by protecting the hair you already have. Focus on protein and iron-rich foods, gentle washing, scalp massage, good sleep, and stress control. Use the right products for your hair type, limit heat styling, and prevent breakage […]

What Does The Donor Area Look Like After Hair Transplant? After a hair transplant, the donor area usually shows tiny red dots and mild swelling for the first few days. Small scabs can form and typically clear as the skin heals over the next 1–2 weeks. Most people can disguise the area quickly as surrounding […]

Medications for the treatment of hair loss Minoxidil and finasteride are the most widely studied medications for androgenetic (pattern) hair loss. Used consistently, they can slow shedding and, for many people, improve hair density over time. Results usually take months, and stopping treatment often leads to a gradual return to the pre-treatment pattern. Hair loss […]

Can Diabetic Patients Get Hair Transplants? Yes—many people with diabetes can have a hair transplant when their blood sugar is well controlled and their doctor clears them for a minor surgical procedure. The main concerns are slower wound healing and a higher infection risk if glucose is poorly managed. A pre-op evaluation and careful aftercare […]

Does Sweating Damage A Hair Transplant? Heavy sweating can interfere with early healing after a hair transplant, mainly by softening scabs, irritating the scalp, and increasing infection risk. Mild sweating from normal daily activities is usually fine. Most patients avoid workouts, saunas, and hot environments for about 10–14 days, then return to exercise gradually based […]