In the first few days following a hair transplant procedure, the patient may experience mild swelling, itching and pain both in the donor and receipt areas. These symptoms generally subside in a week. For swelling icepacks can be apply over forehead and eyelids as frequent as possible.

for the the first 24 hours rest as much possible. Keep upper body body elevated at a 30-45 angle when sitting or lying down to keep the head above the level of the heart. This is to prevent swelling as it will decrease gravity’s ability to move the fluid downward into the eyes and face.

Activity should be severely limited for the first 48 hours after the procedure. No heavy lifting, vigorous exercising or bending over at the waist should occur. No strenuous activity for 1 week recommended. No swimming is recommended 2 weeks.

 It is recommended like topical fibers, can be use after 1 week post operative and for short period. Shampooed it as soon as possible.

Normally 7 to 10 days after procedure, scab begin to fall off with shampooing. For female, 50% may experience mild to severe shock loss. Shock loss for female normally is seen after one month op procedure and the shedding of the hair will continue about 3 to 4 weeks. This shock loss is only a temporary phase. All the shaded hair will grow back

Patient is advised first sign of hair growth after 4 months onward. They will start substantial growth in the area and takes up a year or more for a full impact of the hair transplant procedure.