Infected Hair Transplant
Hair transplants typically have very high success rates but just like any surgical procedure, they can carry certain complications. One of those risks is an infection that can occur in less than 1% of the patients due to inadequate aftercare, poor hygiene, and other factors. Read on to explore the symptoms, causes, prevention, and treatments for an infected hair transplant.
In A Nutshell
Signs | Burning, Abcess, Swollen, Nausea and Vomitting, |
Causes | Low Hygiene, Inadequate Aftercare, |
How to Avoid | Good Hygiene Standards, Attend Post-op |
Treatment | If your symptoms are getting worse |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should you take medications after a hair transplant?
How do I know if my hair transplant is infected?
How can I prevent my hair transplant from getting infected?
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