Is the inflammation ruined after the non-excision procedure in China?

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I'm living in China abroad
2500 Mo M-shape non-cutting process
Slit method
1 doctor of hair extraction
Two nursing assistants are planting hair
Left and right. One by one
The left side in question is under anesthesia
It hurts so much when I plant it, so I keep getting anesthetic
No pain on the right side

I didn't make a drop of water as the hospital told me to do
I came home right after the procedure, so I felt a fever from that night
It was 38.5 degrees, so I bought antibiotics and took them
Keep it at 36.5 degrees to 37 degrees.
When you say you have a fever, you talk about suspected inflammation, asking for a visit,
Don't take a fever reducer without asking about your current transplant status
I'm just asking you to wait (I think it's a little weird here)

today
After 4 days of self-shampooing, all the residue on the scalp of the treatment department is removed, so I can see the condition only then, and it's inflammatory

I called the hospital and they asked me to visit, so I saw the doctor
It's not follicular inflammation or inflammation from hair follicles
Because of the inflammation from the scalp wound
It does not affect hair sticking
After removing inflammation through various disinfection and cleaning
Get a bag of anti-inflammatory drip and go home
The current body temperature is 37 degrees
I'll come to the hospital tomorrow, shampoo and anti-inflammatory drip
I'm told to get it right.

The doctors here can't be trusted
I'm asking you here because I'm afraid I'll just trust them and avoid more.

Is it simple scalp inflammation, not follicular inflammation?
If it's scalp inflammation, why does it happen
During the 72 hours when inflammation is important, and in the future
Wouldn't it have a bad effect?
And
Is this a problem with the procedure?
If it's a treatment problem, I'm going to strongly protest.

Thank you.