4 days after hair transplant. Today is my first day back to work since my hair transplant. After another sleepless night, it's going to be a long day. I'm also nervous about how people might react to my hair, so I'm trying to find ways to hide my head during my marathon video conference calls.
3 days after hair transplant. Starting to move around the house and being mindful I don't bump my head or bend over too far. My head is beginning to itch, and the donor area is painful.
2 days after hair transplant. Wondering if I did enough research before taking this journey. Took my first shower today and washed my hair. I continue to sleep upright, use the Liposomal spray, and follow my post-op directions.
1 day after my FUE hair transplant. I have to sleep at a 90-degree angle, the donor area is painful, can't use my CPAP machine, ice forehead, and spray head every 30 minutes with Liposomal ATP spray to promote healing.
The second half of the day, Dr. Josephitis's team works diligently to relocate the extracted hair grafts to their new home.
1 day after hair transplant. Today is the day I have my Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) hair transplant. The morning is focused on Dr. Josephitis and his team removing hair grafts from my donor area.
In the second part of the day, the doctor and his team prepare my scalp for my FUE hair transplant.
The first part of my FUE hair transplant pre-op session focuses on capture before pictures, meet Dr. Josephitis, buzz my head, and define my new hairline.
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