It seems that there is a difference of more than 4 days in exfoliating from hospital to hospital.
There are people who swallowed their fingerprints on the 8th day, and I think there is a hospital that tells them to shampoo their fingerprints in the 2nd week like the hospital I went to.
If you look at YouTube and reviews, most of them use fingerprint shampoo on the 10th day.
In my case, I shampooed twice a day, so the right M part had dead skin cells falling off on their own faster than the left side, and dangling from the scalp from the 9th day. From the 10th day, even with a slight touch, the excellent dead skin cells fell off and removed them, and the transplant hairs were well attached. It didn't come off by force. I summarized the management here with no reason to worry.
To sum up the broadcasts and reviews, most of them arrive after the 6th, and there are individual differences, so it seems that exfoliation is done for more than 10 days. In the case of sweaty summer, there are opinions that if you see dead skin cells falling off your scalp after 8 days, you can prevent folliculitis and get good results by removing them with fingerprints, rather than leaving them without exfoliating for more than 2 weeks. How are you managing the transplants?
As hard as the transplant was, many people ask because they are worried whenever the transplant hair falls off. Too much worry seems to be bad for hair sticking and management due to stress. In particular, they are worried that the hair follicles are missing together. In summary, if the hair follicle falls out, it will bleed unconditionally. If you are worried about removing dead skin cells or getting dry for three to nine days, there is no problem, so don't worry and take care of it with ease. And when exfoliating (between 10 days and 2 weeks), if the hair sticks to dead skin cells or sebum, and the hair and dead skin cells snoop up, you will see things that look like sebum that fall off. It's a normal phenomenon and the hair follicle isn't missing, so don't worry at all.
After I was worried a lot at first, I found out, and I'm writing because I think there will be many people who are stressed out by unnecessary worries like me.
I think the best care after surgery is not stressful.
In addition, if you press a specific part of the M-shaped part of the hair transplant slightly, there may be some people who pull the top of the head as if it were anesthetized.
That's the case for me. It is said that this is because there is a nerve that connects to the top of the head, so don't worry about this as time goes by. ^^
Be careful of exercising too much sweat after the birth is completed, and you don't have to worry after the birth, so please remove dead skin cells carefully so that hair follicles caused by sweat, sebum, and foreign substances do not occur.
Don't worry about the surgery, just do what the hospital told you to do, and take it easy^^
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