Are there any adverse reactions after a hair transplant?

Hello, generally speaking, after hair transplant surgery, it is normal to have mild bleeding at the hair removal site or transplant site. In the event of bleeding after a hair transplant, gently press the bleeding area with gauze for a few minutes. If there is still bleeding, the patient should contact the hair transplant hospital.

Some patients with hair loss experience slight puffiness after hair transplant surgery, which makes other hair loss patients afraid to undergo hair transplant surgery. In fact, puffiness after hair transplant surgery is normal. Generally, after 3 days of surgery, the eye area will be slightly swollen.

No special measures are needed to subside the puffiness.

In addition, if the edema does not subside for a long time after the hair transplant surgery, it is necessary to see a doctor and, if necessary, a hair transplant institution.

Hello! Hair transplantation is the process of transplanting permanent hair from the back occipital area to the area where there is hair loss and hair removal, because the transplanted hair is its own, so it is called autologous hair transplantation, and there is no rejection. During this period after surgery, it is recommended that you reduce going out, try to wear clothes that are easy to put on and take off, and avoid touching wounds.

Hair transplantation is a superficial dermal minimally invasive technique, as long as you choose a regular hair transplant institution, there will be no adverse reactions.

If the hair transplant technique, hair transplant doctor, and hair transplant equipment are not selected, migraine sequelae will occur.

There may be edema in the head, which usually goes away within a week, and there are usually no adverse reactions if you follow the doctor's instructions.

Hello, hair transplantation is a delicate surgical operation, itself is not dangerous, and the traceless technology has become the mainstream, the operation does not need to be incised, through special instruments, directly extract the hair follicle tissue of the posterior occipital part of the transplant, transplant the hair follicle tissue of the posterior occipital part, and then implant it to the site of hair loss, so that the hair loss site has new hair follicle tissue, so as to grow new hair. Moreover, hair transplant surgery is only performed on the epidermis of the head, and it will not hurt the nerves.

Hair transplantation is a local anesthetic, so there will be a slight numbness after surgery, which generally lasts for about two days;

However, there is no need to worry, you just need to follow the doctor's instructions to take painkillers on time;

After the anesthetic has taken effect, there will be a feeling of drowsiness, so it is forbidden to drive or work at height.

Hair implants can help people get rid of severe hair loss, but they can also cause harm to human health, including numbness, scarring, infection, allergic reactions, body rejection, bleeding, pain, hiccups, itching and cysts.

Thick hair can not only be a highlight for appearance, but also make people more temperamental, but often backfired, there are many people in life who have severe hair loss due to various reasons, and hair planting can help everyone get rid of this problem. And everything has two sides, and hair transplantation will also bring certain harm to physical health, so what are the harms of hair transplantation?

1. Numbness. Areas of numbness may appear after the procedure. This occurs as a result of a hair transplant that causes damage to the mikoshi meridian at the donor or transplant site. Numbness is usually transient, but it can be long-lasting in severe cases.

2. Scars. If the transplant is successful, the new hair will cover most of the scar, and if the body rejects the hair transplant, it may cause a noticeable scar on the scalp. The number of scars generally depends on the type of surgery, sensitivity, and surgeon technique.

3. Infection. While hair transplants take the necessary steps to prevent infection, serious infections, such as staph infections, can occur.

4. Allergic reactions.

Hair transplant surgery requires a local anesthetic and can cause other reactions, such as heart or central nervous system problems. Although these adverse effects are rare, their complications can be fatal.

5. Physical rejection.

Due to individual differences, some people's bodies reject implanted hair loss. Although death does not cause harm to your health, it can greatly reduce the effectiveness of surgery.

6. Bleeding. Hair transplant surgery can cause transient bleeding, but in a few cases, persistent bleeding occurs, in which case additional stitches are required.

7. Headache (pain).

Hair transplant surgery is less painful and most people can tolerate it and take painkillers if necessary.

8. Hiccups. Hiccups can occur after hair transplant surgery, the cause of which is not yet clear, and data suggest that postoperative hiccups have a complication rate of about 5% and usually last from a few hours to a few days.

9. Itching. Itching can also occur after a hair transplant, but it only lasts for a few days, and you can wash your hair with a mild shampoo to relieve the discomfort.

10. Cysts.

When many grafts are inserted into the follicular species, one or more cysts may appear in the recipient area, most of which disappear on their own after a few weeks. Bu Fan Kuan.