SAFE SCAB REMOVAL AFTER A HAIR TRANSPLANT

Congratulations. This is the last shower before getting rid of scabs!

Here you can find some instructions from Alturk Hair Clinic for the last procedure, removing scabs.

You can give your scalp a little massage. The follicles should be securely linked to your scalp and receive enough blood flow. You don’t need to do anything to get rid of the scabs; they’ll come off on their own after they’ve dried. It’s important to remember not to pick at your scabs when massaging. Even though the grafts are settled, picking at the scabs may dislodge them and extent the healing process.

How to get rid of scabs after hair transplant?

While cleaning and bathing their hair, it is suggested that patients softly massage their scalp with their fingertips. The scabs will soften and come off spontaneously as a result of this. Picking your scabs, as tempting as it may be, might cause the newly implanted grafts to come loose. Most patients remain scab-free in about ten days following surgery if they follow the proper regimen.

Scabs arise after a hair transplant due to the nature of the procedure. Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) and Direct Hair Implantation (DHI) are the two major procedures of hair transplantation. These treatments entail transplanting healthy hair follicles from a donor location of the patient’s scalp to places where hair loss has occurred -called the recipient area.