Hair Transplant Treatments

Hair Transplant Trypophobia Hair transplant trypophobia is discomfort, disgust, or anxiety triggered by the small, clustered incision pattern created during a transplant—especially in the first days of healing. The reaction is usually temporary and manageable with preparation, gentle aftercare, and the right technique. If symptoms feel overwhelming, a mental health professional can help. Understanding Trypophobia […]

Wearing A Hat After A Hair Transplant Most clinics advise avoiding hats for the first few days after a hair transplant, because pressure and friction can disturb newly placed grafts. In many cases, a loose, breathable hat is allowed around day 7–10, but the exact timing depends on your technique and healing. Choose soft materials, […]

Recovery Process After Hair Transplant Most people feel comfortable returning to desk work within a few days after a hair transplant, while the visible healing (swelling and scabs) usually settles in 7–10 days. Shedding of transplanted hairs can happen in the first month, then new growth typically starts around months 3–4. Final results are often […]

FUE vs. FUT: Which Hair Transplant Technique Is Better? FUE and FUT can both deliver permanent, natural-looking hair restoration when performed well. FUE removes follicles one by one, usually leaving tiny dot scars and offering faster healing. FUT removes a thin strip of scalp, often allowing higher graft numbers in one session but leaving a […]

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 […]

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 […]

HIV Positive Hair Transplant Yes—many people living with HIV can have a hair transplant safely, as long as their condition is well controlled. Most clinics look for stable treatment, no active infections, and reassuring recent blood results such as viral load and CD4 count. Your HIV specialist should clear you for elective surgery before you […]

Can Patients with Hepatitis C Have Hair Transplant Done? What is Hepatitis C? Hepatitis C disease is a disease caused by infection as a result of the virus called hepatitis C settling in the liver. It is a type of virus that spreads through fluids in the body and blood. Until 1989, it was a […]

Can Epilepsy Patients Have Hair Transplant? Hair transplant can be considered for many people with epilepsy when seizures are well controlled and the patient is medically cleared. The safest approach is coordinated planning between your neurologist, surgeon, and anesthesiologist, including continuing anti-seizure medication and choosing an anesthesia plan that minimizes triggers like missed doses, stress, […]