Abbey

I must say that my nerve damage is not hurting anymore after nearly 4 weeks. I thought that this electric nerve pain to my head was going to last for many months. I have not have any pain for 3 days and I can actually touch my head and sleep properly. 🙏

There is nothing that a doctor can do for nerve damage, I’m in this forum to tell people to be careful and do their due diligence before getting hair transplant and to tell people that problem can happen and is very painful if it does. Nerve damage is an example, like what happened to me.

I do not have much pain now as it’s been 3 weeks, but the electric pain in the right side of my head above my ears hurts like hell. Like I said electric shooting pain every 20 seconds.

Sorry about shower pic, I didn’t meN to post

Thanks for your responses. I had FUE and it was not so bad for the first 2 weeks, but then after I arrived back in the U.K., the pain started. The pain is so severe? I cannot describe. It’s an electric shooting pain through my side of my head that comes and goes every 20 seconds. The painkillers are easing the pain. Once the painkillers ware off, the pain comes back with a vengeance. I’m guessing it’s nerve damage as they were quite rough in extracting the follicles.

Hello, I recently had a hair transplant in Turkey, unfortunately, the procedure left me with unbearable pain to one side of my scalp just above the ear. It is a severe electric shooting type pain that runs through the side of my head. It was ok for the first week, but then I started to experience shooting pains. The pain is unbearable and it is affecting my work and sleep. I am on constant pain killers that do ease the pain, but I cannot live on pills. I’m guessing it is nerve damage. So for people that think that hair transplant is straight toward, is not true. Be careful out there and do your due diligence before seeing a doctor. I hope this pain goes away. I will update. Thanks