
Your Recovery Timeline
Every stage of healing has its own rhythm. Following the right care steps at the right time is essential for graft survival and optimal growth.
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FIRST 72 HOURS
During the first 72 hours, newly implanted grafts are at their most delicate stage.This period is all about protection and stability.
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Do not touch or rub the transplanted area
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Avoid washing your hair
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Sleep with your head elevated at a 45° angle
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Apply cold compress only to the forehead, never directly on grafts
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Avoid alcohol and smoking
Goal: Protect the grafts and support secure anchoring
Critical Protection Phase

day 3 to 10
This is the stage where healing becomes visible. Scabs begin to form, and the scalp should be cleaned with maximum care.
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Use only clinic-recommended lotion or foam
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Wash gently with lukewarm water
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Never scratch, rub, or pick the scabs
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Scabs usually shed naturally within 7 to 10 days
Goal: Keep the scalp clean without disturbing the follicles.
Washing & Healing Phase
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weeks 2 to 4
Shedding of transplanted hairs, known as shock loss, is a normal and expected part of the recovery journey.
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Some transplanted hairs may fall out
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This does not mean the roots are lost
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Continue following all aftercare instructions calmly
Goal: Allow follicles to transition into the growth phase.
Temporary Shedding Phase
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months 2 to 3
New hair growth begins slowly. At first, the hairs may appear fine, soft, and uneven in density.
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New hair starts emerging gradually
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Texture may initially be thinner or softer
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Visible density improves over time
Goal: Support healthy, natural regrowth.
Early Growth Phase
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months 6 to 12
The transplanted hair becomes stronger, fuller, and more natural in appearance.
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Density continues to increase
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The hairline becomes more defined and natural
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Hair can be cut, styled, and shaped normally
Goal: Achieve a permanent and natural-looking result.
Final Results Phase

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