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FUE and Numbness in grafted area


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I know this issue probably have been discussed but I got FUE 1,100 in hairline + PRP 7 days ago and I still have a lot of numbness in the grafted area and sites around it towards the back of my scalp. Is this normal? When should I really have to start worrying about this issue. I am already very worried as it has not gained any sensation since the HT (the area is healing well).

 

I ask my Dr. 3 days post-op he said it's completely normal because of so much meds (Corticosteroids, epinephrine, anesthesia etc) I got injected into the scalp.

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Numbness is normal, it should subside with in 2-3 months, I had FUE months ago I had some numbness that is resolving itself now almost completely gone, nothing to worry about.


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Nothing to worry about. Numbness is completely normal and will settle down in time.

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Not to freak you out but it can take even up to one year for the numbness to dissipate. You did not have a large procedure so you should regain feeling much sooner than that.

 

It's a series of severed nerves from the incisions as to why the numbness occurs however they heal and regrow in a short period of time.

 

Congrats on your recent procedure...;)

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