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Fingers Crossed

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  1. gtz,

     

    Yea this part of the process is the toughest in my own opinion. I was a nervous wreck, because didn't want to dislodge any of the grafts when attempting to rub away the scabs. What worked for is soaking my entire head about 10-15 minutes before washing my hair. This helps loosen the scabs. I also used vitamin e oil throughout the day, which seemed to help a lot. Hope these tips help a little...

     

    My Hair Loss Website - Hair Transplant with Dr. Hasson

  2. gtz,

     

    I emailed Dr. Hasson regarding this same concern. I use to compete as well when I was in college, and still like to train with high intensity. He told me to wait 6 months to squat / deadlift with real heavy weight (going to failure 6-8 reps). Other than that, he said you're fine...just be smart. As for now, I train heavy but I'm not where I was prior to the surgery. Some people don't like to train lats (pullups, pulldowns) a few months following the surgery but that doesn't bother me...so I think you just have to experiment with what exercises you can and can't do. Good luck

     

    My Hair Loss Website - Hair Transplant with Dr. Hasson

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