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If you have the recipient area buzzed down (which 9/10 happens) then the toppik will be impossible to apply as there will be nothing to apply it to.
If your surgeon does not buzz down the recipient area then you can apply toppik post op and it can work just as well as pre op but i would recommend not applying anything for 10 days minimum - just to let your scalp/head heal and breathe Obviously you will say well i will not get my surgeon to buzz me down but understand the reasons why they buzz down and try think long term not short term. Look up my topic on down time as it might help link Also the "importance of shaving down" All the best!
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