After Hair Transplant
After a hair transplant, many people use various methods to speed up the healing of the procedure area. One of these methods is the use of a bandana.
The bandana is both practical and stylish, and is ideal for hiding the bandage on the head immediately after the hair transplant. However, it is important to know some tricks for using a bandana.
Why do hair transplant patients wear scarves?
The use of cloths during the healing process after a hair transplant helps to protect the transplanted hair from external influences such as dust, dirt, and sun. As the transplanted hair follicles are sensitive, it is important to protect them from possible damage. People who have undergone a hair transplant can protect the newly transplanted hair by wearing a bandana.
Also, wearing a bandana after the hair transplant helps to hide any temporary redness or crusting that may occur in the recipient area. The scalp can become inflamed after the procedure, which can lead to redness. By covering the scalp with a scarf, those affected can hide these temporary side effects.
Use of wipes after hair transplant
You must keep your headscarf clean. A dirty bandana can increase the risk of infection. It is therefore recommended that you change your headscarf regularly every day.
When wearing your scarf, make sure that you do not compress your scalp. Compression can hinder blood circulation and hurt the healing process. It is best to tie the scarf loosely.
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