Can you shave your head after a HT by FUE technique?

Patient with two previous HT(3777 UF, s). With the third transplant we will try to improve the density of his crown and left hairline. The video shows donor and receiving zone, shaved, in order to appreciate the naturalness and density of the previous procedures. Paciente con dos trasplantes anteriores (3777 UF,s). Se prepara para su tercer trasplante con la idea de mejorar coronilla y entrada derecha. El video muestra la zona receptora y donante rasurada para poder apreciar la naturalidad y densidad de los procedimientos anteriores. Dr. José Lorenzo. Madrid. Spain. www.injertocapilar.com

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Science & Technology

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• hair
• transplant
• FUE
• technique
• follicular
• unit
• extraction
• androgenetic
• alopecia
• baldness
• jose
• lorenzo
• trasplante
• transplante
• injerto
• capilar

[KALIKATURA1]

can you wear hats to cover up the transplant, can that affect the transplant.

[injertocapilar]

@KALIKATURA1 yes, we usually give you a new cap after the HT to cover it.

[bgjergji]

very nice filling in, i realized that when the head was shaved you can notice all the little dots from fue , thats brutal

[injertocapilar]

@bgjergji It's depend on the size of the punch. You will see with 1.0 mm; we use 0.75mm, ti's more difficult.

[bgjergji]

is more difficult to extract the hairs and re transplant them with a 0.75 punch without damaging them ?

[injertocapilar]

@bgjergji No, it's depend on the texture of the hair. We normally use 0.75 or 0.80mm punches for most of our patients. In one of our videos you can see how easy and clean is the extraction with 0.75. But you need experience.

[Rob23]

@rocaho001 Because on very rare occasions, sometimes your scalp doesn't react well to the new installed grafts - however this is rare - and 9 times out of 10, the procedure is a complete success.

[rocaho001]

@Rob23 How does it backf;ire on 5%>?

[Rob23]

@skaterdude1553 It depends on how desperate you want your hair back, if your depressed and the situation eats you alive, then you would be willing to go through 6 or 7 hours of blood and needles with a surgeon.

although, if you can genuinelly handle a bald head, and accept it, well that's fine aswell.

[skaterdude1553]

@Rob23 yes, but doesnt a hair transplant seem pretty drastic and too much of a pain in the ass?

[Rob23]

hair-transplants are fantastic - it appears they work superb for the majority of patients, and only sadly backfires on about 5% of patients.

[Rob23]

@skaterdude1553 That is much easier said than done, for you to say that - trust me, baldness eats you alive, if you go totally bald - it really sucks.