Frequently Asked Questions
Adopt a balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals to support hair health. Focus on consuming lean proteins, fresh fruits, vegetables, and whole grains
Yes, it’s advisable to discontinue blood-thinning medications, such as aspirin and certain anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as specific herbal supplements like vitamin E and fish oil, at least one week before surgery to minimize bleeding risks. Always consult your doctor before making any changes to your medication regimen.
Smoking and alcohol can impede healing and affect the success of the transplant. It’s recommended to cease smoking at least one week before and after the procedure. Similarly, avoid alcohol consumption for at least three days prior to surgery.
Yes, refrain from cutting your hair within two weeks of the surgery to allow for proper assessment and planning. Additionally, avoid applying chemical products and cleanse your hair with natural shampoos to maintain a clean scalp.
Opt for loose-fitting, comfortable clothing that doesn’t need to be pulled over your head, such as button-down shirts. This choice helps prevent any disturbance to the grafts post-surgery.
Yes, since you may receive medications that cause drowsiness during the procedure, it’s essential to have someone drive you home afterward to ensure your safety.
Educate yourself about the procedure, set realistic expectations regarding results, and maintain open communication with your surgeon to address any concerns. Understanding the process can alleviate anxiety and contribute to a smoother experience.