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During your hair transplant procedure, the surgeon’s team cleans and numbs the area where the grafts will go. They then create holes or slits with a scalpel, needle or punch and carefully place each individual graft. They may also get help from other members of the team. https://userscloud.com/jaxh9x6nv0za The surgeon’s assistants are very important for the success of a hair transplant operation. The surgeon’s skill cannot compensate for sub-standard performance by the assistant team. Satisfactory outcomes depend on careful dissection of the harvested hair follicles and adequate hydration of the grafts during graft loading. It is therefore very important for the team to work together efficiently and with mutual respect. To achieve this, the surgeon’s senior and junior staff are grouped into pairs to form sub-teams to enable mentoring and cross-monitoring of graft dissection and loading.Narrow channel implanters must be held very lightly to prevent penetrating the epidermis during graft insertion, which causes the follicles to bend outward and fail to survive. Moreover, the incisions must be made at the correct depth to ensure an adequate blood supply for the follicles. This is achieved by using a bevel length which varies between implanters depending on the size of the needle and the average graft length.In some cases, the number of hair follicles required to achieve the desired result is more than can be harvested from the donor site. To increase the density of regenerated hairs, the surgeon can implant more grafts than needed but this is not recommended because it will cause shock loss and result in unsatisfactory results.The surgeon will advise you of the recommended number of follicular units to be implanted to achieve a satisfactory result in your situation. This will depend on the density and quality of your existing hair, your hairline design and the amount of balding that you are experiencing.Once the scabs have all fallen off and no traces of dried blood are visible, the transplanted scalp should be washed once or twice daily with the special shampoo provided by your doctor. This will help to remove scabs and allow the skin and follicles to heal faster. After each wash, the scalp should be gently patted dry. Do not rub the scalp ? it will only damage the new hair and cause scarring. The moisturiser will remain on your scalp until all the scabs have fallen off and you can start washing your hair normally again. Your hair will continue to grow after the scabs have all disappeared and will be much healthier than it was before the transplant. The scabs should only last around 14 days before the new hair starts to grow. Then you will need to stop using the moisturiser.