The journey to fuller, more natural-looking hair begins with the operation; the lasting difference comes from proper aftercare. Nutrition, sleep, hygiene, and medication use—all directly affect healing and final results when followed according to your doctor’s instructions.
Post-transplant recovery varies from person to person, but most patients can expect natural, visible hair growth within 8–10 months. Protecting and supporting the transplanted grafts during this period is critical for the final outcome.
The correct washing technique during the first ten days forms the foundation of healing. At World Of The Hair, we recommend using Kérastase shampoo and a moisturizing foam specially selected for you.
Gently apply the foam to the transplanted area to soften the scabs; do not rub.
Do not use hot water. Rinse gently with lukewarm or cold water.
Place shampoo in your palm and apply using tapping motions. Avoid rubbing or pressing.
Do not use a hair dryer on hot mode during the first 10 days; avoid applying high-pressure water.
Mild pain and sensitivity, especially in the donor area, may occur during the first few days. Swelling of the forehead and upper face usually decreases within 5–7 days. Temporary numbness in the transplant area is common.
For us, the process doesn’t end on the day of surgery. Our medical team provides you with personalized care instructions; our consultants regularly monitor your recovery and are always available when you need them.
With its structure that supports hair fiber bonds from the inside, it helps repair heat and chemically induced damage. It maintains moisture balance, reduces breakage, and aims to strengthen both transplanted and existing hair.
With its premium ingredients, it supports nourishing and renewing the scalp. By strengthening hair fibers, it helps reduce breakage and create a healthy environment for growth.
Product and treatment selections are personalized. Please follow the recommendations of your physician and consultant.
Contact our consultant team for photo-based checkups, personalized protocols, and quick responses.
