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I'm at Day 5 post-op. I've been washing my hair once a day with a 16oz cup and being very careful how I sleep. I still sleep at about a 45 degree angle. No sun, wear a very loose fitting hat when I'm outside. Is there anything else I should do? When should I start the aloe vera? Also, I've read that you have to keep the recipient area moist as much as possible. Do you use aloe vera or Vitamin E or anything else?
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Dr. Feller - 3,168 grafts on 3/27/08 http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com....asp?WebID=689 |
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I'm at Day 5 post-op. I've been washing my hair once a day with a 16oz cup and being very careful how I sleep. I still sleep at about a 45 degree angle. No sun, wear a very loose fitting hat when I'm outside. Is there anything else I should do? When should I start the aloe vera? Also, I've read that you have to keep the recipient area moist as much as possible. Do you use aloe vera or Vitamin E or anything else?
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Dr. Feller - 3,168 grafts on 3/27/08 http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com....asp?WebID=689 |
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repo-man,
The best thing you can do is follow your physician's postoperative instructions. If you haven't received them, be sure to contact Dr. Feller who will give you his procedures for postoperative care. There are varying philosophies on "wet" healing verses "dry" healing. Personally, I believe that time is the best healer. There is no need to continually moisten your scalp unless it helps alleviate any itch. There are also a number of ways to start working on gently removing the scabs and each physician has their own theory on it. Personally, I have found that by day 6, showering twice a day and spending an extra 10 minutes in the shower each time massaging the transplanted area with my finger tips (NOT the nails) works just nicely to gently work the scabs off while not damaging the grafts. I hope this helps. Bill
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Thanks for the reply Bill! I've been following Dr. Feller's post-op directions word for word. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything.
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Dr. Feller - 3,168 grafts on 3/27/08 http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com....asp?WebID=689 |
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Use my tips sheet it might help! The best healier in the world is mother nature - Let her do her work
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Thanks for the suggestions and replies. I started applying a light film of aloe vera to the donor and recipient area today. I noticed that some areas in the recipient area were missing hairs yesterday afternoon. There was no blood or pain as some have described an actual loss of graft.
Is this an early sign of shedding? The loss isin't consistent, its sort of in very small patches. FYI, my procedure was last Thursday (3/27)
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Dr. Feller - 3,168 grafts on 3/27/08 http://www.hairtransplantnetwork.com....asp?WebID=689 |
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I've included a picture to further explain what I'm talking about.
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Shedding mate
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Consultant for Dr. Feller, Coalition Member and Dr. Lindsey, Coalition Member. See my results --->>My Hair Loss Website I am not a medical professional and my words should not be taken as medical advice. All opinions and views shared are my own. "Research-Research-Research" |
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Just what I was hoping to hear! The sooner it sheds, the sooner it grows back right
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