Preparing for a hair transplant involves several important steps to ensure a successful procedure. Here’s a comprehensive guide for patients on what to do the day before surgery.

We are committed to ensuring your hair transplant experience is smooth and successful. Below is an overview of the key guidelines to follow on the day of your procedure. Prior to your appointment, our team will provide more personalized instructions tailored to your specific needs.

Before the hair transplant procedure (and during the consult stages of the arrangement), please let us know about any medical issues and medications you use.

• Health precautions to consider before hair transplant: If you have any health problems, please seek prior consultation from your doctor about your planned hair transplantation operation. We will also provide insight, but it should be considered in tandem with your primary physician’s input.
  • Avoid blood thinners: Discontinue the use of blood thinners such as aspirin and ibuprofen at least one week prior to the surgery. This helps minimize bleeding during the procedure.
  • Avoid smoking, alcohol, and caffeine for best results: Avoid alcohol and caffeine the 2 day before your hair transplant procedure. Using both may affect the effect of local anesthetics that doctors give you before the hair transplant procedure.

    Smoking decreases blood flow to the scalp by constricting blood vessels and limiting important nutritional delivery to the follicles. For this reason, smoking should also be avoided the day before the procedure. You should further avoid smoking during the first week of your hair transplant surgery because this is when it is imperative for your newly implanted hair follicles to receive adequate nutrition.

    On that note, it is also good to quit smoking permanently in order to improve the health and density of your hair.

  • No Beard Shaving or Haircuts: Before your hair transplant procedure, it is crucial that you do not completely shave your head for 1 week prior to the hair transplant. Additionally, please avoid shaving your beard hair for at least one week.

    Following these guidelines will help ensure the best possible results and make it easier for the doctor and team to perform the transplant effectively

• Wash your hair with shampoo: Take a shower and Wash your hair thoroughly using a mild shampoo. Avoid conditioners or styling products that might leave residues on your scalp.
• Have a light to medium breakfast: Come to the operation well rested, and having eaten a light breakfast. Avoid any caffeine.
• Wear buttoned shirt only - We recommend that you wear a buttoned shirt so that you don’t drag the shirt over your scalp. This is a good habit for the weeks following the procedure, too. 
• Mental Preparation: Engage in relaxation techniques such as deep breathing or meditation to reduce anxiety about the procedure.
• No companion is allowed in the operation room. We will host your companions in our waiting area or our VIP lounge.
• Do not chew gum, and avoid talking too much during the operation. Avoid using your personal cell phones or touch-screen devices during the operation.

• Saline spray: spray the saline spray on your transplanted hair to keep it hydrated for 7 days till your first hair wash.
• Massage(7 days ): Face swelling after the hair transplant usually occurs between the 2nd and 7th DAY after the surgery. To minimize the swelling you had to do a forehead massage on an hourly basis to avoid swelling on your face. to do a massage take your both thumbs keep them above your eyebrow and press them and take till back of your ears.
• Foods to avoid: for 7 days you had to be careful what you eat. Avoid sour fruits and vegetables. Avoid fermented foods and junk food. also, avoid non veg foods.

• Daily activities: 
  • These are the daily activities that you should keep in mind after hair transplant.
  • No Alcohol(7 days ): You should avoid alcohol for at least 1 week after your procedure. Drinking alcohol in between this week can hamper your healing process.
  • No sweating(1 month ): Patients should avoid excessive sweating post-op for 1-2 weeks in order to prevent damage to the transplanted grafts.

    If living in a hot climate, it’s recommended to stay indoors as much as possible for 2-3 weeks post transplant.

  • Avoid touching the newly-grafted scalp: For 2 WEEKS you will need to avoid touching the recipient area of your transplant. By touching the area you can permanently displace the implanted grafts. The only exception will be for your daily washes.
  • No Sauna/Solarium(1 month): You should avoid the sauna, steam baths, or staying in very hot places. These places can cause excessive sweating. 
  • No smoking(1 week): Nicotine stiffens blood vessels and narrows them. This both delays the recovery and affects the new hair growth negatively. You should avoid smoking always but at least 1 WEEK post-op for great recovery.
  • No intense exercises(1 month ): Please avoid intensive sports that could lead to excessive sweating or hits and injuries for 1 MONTH. These include, among others: running, weightlifting, bodybuilding, football, basketball, and volleyball. Light exercise such as walking is possible after the 4 DAY post-op.
  • Avoid sunlight: One of the most important precautions to take after a hair transplant is avoiding direct sunlight for 2 MONTHS. Too much direct sun exposure does not only damage the surface of the scalp, it can also affect the hair texture.
  • No swimming(1 month ): You should avoid swimming for 1 MONTH after a hair transplant. This period gives the grafts and donor area time to heal. During swimming, there may be risk for infection, physical trauma, and damage due to chlorine.
  • Back to work (3 days ): A patient can go back to work after 3 DAYS post-op. However, people with heavy-duty jobs should wait longer to return to their work, ideally 7 days.
  • Sexual intercourse(5 days): Sexual intercourse may cause a person to sweat or hit their head. Avoid sexual intercourse for 5-7 DAYS.
  • No hat/helmet: You should avoid wearing a helmet or hat for 1 week at least. after that if required use after consulting your hair transplant surgeon doctor.
  • No bending (7 days ): Patients should avoid bending for 7 days. and also avoid looking down while using your mobile phone to avoid swelling on your face.
  • Careful while coughing/sneezing(1 week ): Even if it’s unlikely you will damage a graft by coughing or sneezing, is best to keep your head upright and avoid any sudden movements such as intense coughing and sneezing post-op.
  • No scratching(1 month ): It is important to avoid scratching for 1 MONTH as it can remove grafts and scabs and delay the healing process. Rather than scratching your scalp with your nails, you can gently rub the area after one week.                                                                                                
• Sleeping:

  For the first week after your hair transplant, it is essential to sleep on your back. (face up ). Do not sleep on your sides or stomach during this initial period, as these positions can put pressure on the transplanted areas and potentially damage the grafts. 

  • Avoiding dangerous movements: You should avoid possibly dangerous movements for 10 DAYS such as turning your head quickly bumping your head on a headboard or going out of a car. This may ruin your transplant.
  • Sleeping with a neck pillow: Sleeping properly helps patients heal properly and keeps the hair grafts intact. Patients need to sleep face up with their head elevated at least 45 degrees for 10 DAYS, using a neck pillow. You need to avoid anything during the first few days that could disturb the new grafts from taking a firm hold on your scalp.
  • Use sterile sheet on pillow: In the first week after the dressing is removed, use a sterile sheet on your pillow to avoid contamination and keep your bed hygienic to avoid infection.

• After Care: 
  • No, bumping your head: For the first 2 MONTHS, bumping the head may result in a lost graft. This is why you should be careful not to bump your head anywhere after your hair transplant.
  • No hair dye (4-6 months): It is important to wait a minimum of 4 to 6 MONTHS (or until the scalp has completely healed) before dying the hair because newly implanted hair follicles are sensitive. Harsh dyes can interfere with HAIR growth during recovery. To dye use natural hair dyes, not chemical one.
  • Haircut: You can use a razor for 4 MONTHS after a hair transplant. If you want to get a haircut, scissors are allowed after a month. (Always consult your doctor before a haircut during the first year)
  • Lack of sensation on the scalp(3 weeks): Numbness may occur for a short period of time. It returns to normal in 3 WEEKS  but sometimes it can take up to 6 weeks. The lack of sensation will decrease and go away over a period of time with the regeneration of the sensory nerves.
  • Burning Sensation (1 week ): You may experience a burning sensation for 2 to 5 DAYS in the recipient and the donor areas after hair transplant. It’s usually a tolerable sensation that should not worry the patient.
  • Itchy and red implanted area(2 weeks): Itching is a sign of healing and it is completely normal to feel for 1-2 weeks after the hair transplant. Do not scratch or pick at the transplanted area. Itching may continue for up to two weeks. 
  • Keeping a healthy diet: What you eat also will help the healthy growth and strengthening of the new hair follicles. In this process, being careful about nutrition will increase the rate of cell regeneration and will help shorten the recovery time after a hair transplant.

• Hair shedding(2- 3 months): Hair shedding after a hair transplant is quite common. During this phase patience is the key, you may doubt that if you will get the results or not. You may feel anxious and frustrated but Shedding of newly transplanted hair is considered to be a normal after-effect. hair loss is completely natural and triggers regrowth of the transplanted follicles.
• Starting of the new hair growth (3- 4 months): In the first few months after the operation, the patient will notice new hair growth. This new growth cycle can vary from patient to patient. Please understand nothing will change overnight as everyone’s hair growth speed is different.
• A significant difference in appearance ( 7-8 months ): At this moment, you will notice your hair becoming more and more natural in appearance, like they always were. During this phase, your confidence will start boosting because of the new looks you are getting.
• Phase of high density (10-12 months): At this time, the density will be higher and the patient will notice the results get better and better. 
• Final result: The final results of the hair transplant will be visible within 16 to 18 months. 

After a hair transplant, proper care of the donor area is essential for faster healing and minimizing post hair transplant scarring. The donor area, located at the back of the head, is where hair follicles are extracted  for transplantation. 

A  dressing will be applied over the donor area immediately after your hair transplant procedure. This helps protect the extraction sites from infections and helps in faster healing.
the dressing is removed day after surgery and if you are traveling immediately on the 2nd or 3rd day after removal of dressing then light dressing will be done to protect the area from getting infected, This second dressing is easy to remove at home.

Post-Dressing Care:
Once dressing is removed you have to keep the area open and apply anti bacterial cream as per your doctor’s suggestion to prevent any infection for 1-2 weeks.

Proper hair washing after a hair transplant is crucial for ensuring the success of the hair transplant procedure and promoting healthy hair growth. Washing will help remove scabs and accelerate healing process. We will provide you a shampoo for the hair wash procedure.

Also when you are washing your hair they will come in your hands with the scab but don’t worry as it is completely normal just be gentle while hair washing.

Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you care for your scalp following your surgery after 1 week. 

At RQC hair transplant we provide the first hair wash to our patients and guide them for further hair wash.

• The first week of hair transplant: During first week of hair transplant you don't have to do your hair wash.
• After 1 week (8th day)  of hair transplant: On your 8th day of surgery you have to do your first hair wash.
• Hair Washing Steps for 2nd and 3rd week: Use normal temperature water, Not too cold or hot.
  • Step 1: Take 2 -3 pumps of foam based shampoo recommended by your surgeon. Gently with the help of fingers massage in a circular motion for 1 minute.
  • Step 2: Allow the shampoo to sit for about 10 minutes to make crusting, scabs, and dead skin soft so that it comes out easily.
  • Step 3: After 10 min again massage for 1 min without adding more shampoo.
  • Step 4: Now slowly wash with water using tub, not by directly using the forceful shower or tap. While you wash small piece of hair, crusting, scabs, dead skin will come out.
  • Step 5: Now gently dab with a towel. Don't rub it with towel.
  • Gentle Cleansing: Avoid vigorous rubbing or scrubbing of the donor area to prevent irritation.
  • Avoiding Pressure: Minimize pressure on the donor area for at least a week post-surgery. Avoid touching or scratching the area to ensure proper healing.
• 3rd and 4th week: Now you can do your hair wash in regular way using foam based shampoo. But still, be careful not to do vigorous hair wash be gentle and don’t scratch the scalp, and pat dry with towel.
• Important note: Please keep in mind that you will lose the transplanted hair within the first 2-  3 months as your shedding phase will be going on.
• After 1 month: One month after the operation, you will have passed the risky stage; you can go back to your normal life. Now you can use the mild regular shampoo suggested by your surgeon for your hair wash and now can do your regular hair wash.
• A Kind Reminder: Please Send Us Photos Of Your scalp at Different Angles After Having Followed The Washing Instructions For Two Weeks.

While a hair transplant focuses on restoring hair in areas affected by thinning or balding, the pre-existing hair in these regions is still prone to thinning, miniaturization, or loss due to androgenetic alopecia or male pattern baldness. If these hairs are not properly cared for after the transplant, they may continue to thin out, compromising the overall aesthetic outcome. Proper care during the first year is crucial for ensuring the health of your existing hair and maintaining a full, natural-looking result.

• Reasons to Care for Pre-Existing Hair:
  • Continued Hair Loss: pre existing Hair loss does not stop after getting hair transplant. Pre-existing hair may still be affected by the same factors that caused balding in the first place (like genetics or hormones). Without care, this hair can fall out, creating gaps in your hairline or transplanted area.
  • Blending Transplanted and Native Hair: Healthy pre-existing hair helps blend the transplanted grafts with the rest of your scalp, providing a more natural look. If pre-existing hair is lost, it can cause uneven or patchy results.
  • Maximizing Density: Keeping your pre-existing hair healthy and thick will complement the transplanted grafts, leading to better overall density and fullness in the treated area.
• How to Care for Pre-Existing Hair After a Hair Transplant:

  ( This is only for information purpose, follow your doctor’s prescription before using any medications.)

  • Medications (Finasteride and Minoxidil):
    • Finasteride: This oral medication can slow down or halt further hair loss by inhibiting DHT (dihydrotestosterone), a hormone linked to hair thinning. It’s especially useful for protecting your pre-existing hair.
    • Minoxidil: This topical solution helps stimulate hair growth and can be applied to both transplanted and pre-existing hair to enhance thickness and reduce shedding.
  • PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Therapy: Regular PRP treatments can help nourish the hair follicles, both transplanted and native. PRP promotes healing, stimulates growth factors, and increases hair density by improving the health of the scalp and hair follicles.

  • Gentle Hair Care Routine:

    • Mild Shampoo: Use gentle, sulfate-free shampoos to avoid irritation and damage to both transplanted and pre-existing hair.
    • Avoid Heat Styling: Minimize the use of hairdryers, straighteners, or curlers, as excessive heat can weaken pre-existing hair.
    • Moisturizing: Keep your scalp and hair moisturized with light oils or conditioners to prevent dryness and breakage of the native hair.
  • Avoid Aggressive Combing or Brushing: In the first year after a hair transplant, be gentle while combing or brushing to avoid pulling out fragile pre-existing hair that is still in a sensitive state.
  • Maintain a Healthy Diet: A balanced diet rich in vitamins and minerals like biotin, zinc, iron, and proteins is essential for supporting hair growth and overall hair health.
  • Regular Follow-ups with Your Surgeon: It's important to have regular check-ups with your hair transplant surgeon, who can monitor the health of your pre-existing hair and suggest additional treatments like low-level laser therapy (LLLT) to strengthen and protect the hair.

    By following these steps, you’ll protect your pre-existing hair and enhance the overall success of your hair transplant. The first year is crucial for both graft survival and the preservation of your natural hair, leading to fuller, more lasting results.

While the first year after a hair transplant is crucial for healing and initial hair growth, maintaining your results in the years to come is equally important. 

The transplanted hair is permanent(Life depends on your donor hair), but your natural, pre-existing hair can still be prone to thinning due to genetics or hormonal factors.
Regular maintenance can help preserve the fullness and health of your hair for a lifetime.

• Why Maintenance is Important After One Year:
  • Ongoing Hair Loss in pre existing Hair: While transplanted hair is almost resistant to balding, your non-transplanted hair can continue to thin over time. Without maintenance, this could lead to uneven density or new balding areas that might affect the overall appearance of your transplant.
  • Scalp Health: A healthy scalp promotes hair growth and helps maintain the health of both transplanted and natural hair. Scalp conditions such as dandruff, seborrheic dermatitis, or folliculitis can impact the quality of your hair and must be kept in check.
  • Aesthetic Longevity: By following a consistent hair care routine, you can ensure your hair transplant looks natural and full for many years to come, avoiding any signs of premature thinning or degradation.
• Long-Term Maintenance Tips:

  ( This is only for information purpose, follow your doctor’s prescription before using any medications.)

  • Continue with Medications (Finasteride and Minoxidil):
    • Finasteride: Even after a year, continuing finasteride can help protect your natural hair from DHT-related thinning. It's particularly effective in maintaining density in areas where hair loss is still progressive.
    • Minoxidil: This topical treatment can also be continued after a year to promote the thickening of both transplanted and native hair, helping to maintain overall volume and fullness.
  • PRP Therapy (Platelet-Rich Plasma): Many patients opt for periodic PRP treatments even after the first year. PRP helps improve scalp health, strengthens hair follicles, and enhances hair density. A yearly PRP session can be part of your long-term maintenance strategy.
  • Regular Scalp Massages: Scalp massages improve blood circulation, which is essential for hair follicle health. Regularly massaging your scalp helps deliver essential nutrients to the follicles, keeping your hair strong and encouraging growth.
  • Protect Your Hair from External Damage: 
    • ​Avoid Excessive Heat: Continue to minimize the use of hair styling tools that apply direct heat, such as flat irons or curling irons.
    • Sun Protection: Excessive sun exposure can damage hair and scalp. Use a hat or apply scalp sunscreen if you spend a lot of time outdoors.
    • Avoid Chlorine and Saltwater: Swimming in pools or the ocean can damage hair. After swimming, make sure to rinse your hair thoroughly or use protective treatments beforehand.
  • Maintain a Healthy Diet: A balanced diet rich in essential vitamins and minerals remains important long after your transplant. Incorporate foods high in:
    • Biotin: Eggs, almonds, and leafy greens
    • Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Fish like salmon and flaxseeds
    • Zinc: Pumpkin seeds, lentils, and chickpeas
    • Iron: Spinach, red meat, and legumes

    These nutrients support hair growth and scalp health over the long term.

  • Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT): LLLT is a non-invasive treatment option that can help boost hair health by stimulating blood flow to the scalp and encouraging hair growth. Incorporating LLLT devices, like laser caps or combs, into your routine can offer additional benefits for hair maintenance after a transplant.
  • Annual Checkups with Your Hair Transplant Surgeon: Even after the first year, regular follow-up appointments with your hair transplant surgeon are important to monitor your scalp health and hair growth. These checkups can help you detect and manage any new areas of hair thinning, ensuring timely intervention if needed.

    In conclusion, while the first year after a hair transplant is vital for initial healing and growth, lifelong maintenance ensures that your hair continues to look healthy, thick, and natural. By following these strategies, you can enjoy the full benefits of your hair transplant for decades to come.

PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) therapy has become an essential part of post-hair transplant care. It is a non-surgical treatment that uses your body’s natural growth factors to accelerate hair growth and improve the quality of both transplanted and native hair. Integrating PRP after a hair transplant can significantly enhance your overall results, offering a natural boost to hair health and thickness.

• What is PRP Therapy?

  PRP therapy involves extracting a small amount of your blood, processing it to concentrate the platelets, and injecting the platelet-rich plasma into the scalp. Platelets contain growth factors that stimulate hair follicles, increase blood flow, and promote hair regeneration. When used in conjunction with hair transplant surgery, PRP can encourage faster healing and enhance the growth of newly transplanted follicles.

  The entire procedure takes about 45 minutes to an hour and is minimally invasive with little to no downtime. Local anesthesia or numbing cream can be applied to the scalp to minimize any discomfort during the injections.

• Benefits of PRP After a Hair Transplant:

  • ​Faster Recovery and Healing:    PRP accelerates the healing process, helping the scalp recover faster from the transplant procedure. It promotes the regeneration of tissue and enhances the body’s natural healing abilities, which can reduce redness, swelling, and tenderness in the scalp.
  • Enhanced Hair Growth: The growth factors in PRP stimulate hair follicles, encouraging faster and thicker hair regrowth. This can lead to more robust and denser hair in both transplanted and non-transplanted areas.
  • Stronger Hair Follicles: PRP therapy strengthens hair follicles, reducing the likelihood of hair shedding or thinning over time. This is especially important for maintaining the health of native hair, which may still be prone to thinning or miniaturization.
  • Increased Hair Density: Regular PRP sessions can increase the overall density of your hair by boosting the volume and thickness of individual hair strands. It’s particularly beneficial for patients who want to maximize their post-transplant results and maintain fuller hair.
  • Minimal Risks and Natural Approach: Since PRP uses your own blood, the risk of allergic reactions or complications is minimal. It’s a natural and safe way to improve the outcome of your hair transplant.
• PRP Sessions After Hair Transplant:

  To achieve the best results, multiple PRP sessions are recommended after a hair transplant. The exact number of sessions can vary based on the patient's needs and the surgeon’s recommendations.

  • Initial Session (3-4 Weeks Post-Transplant): The first PRP session typically takes place around 3 to 4 weeks after the hair transplant. This helps to jumpstart the healing process and stimulates the transplanted hair follicles to enter the active growth phase (anagen phase).
  • Follow-Up Sessions: Most patients will require a series of 3 to 4 sessions over the first 6 months. These follow-up sessions ensure continued stimulation of hair growth and improve the overall density and strength of the hair.
  • Maintenance Sessions: After the initial series, patients may opt for maintenance sessions once every 4 to 6 months to sustain the benefits of PRP. Regular maintenance can help slow down hair thinning, particularly in non-transplanted areas that are still susceptible to hair loss.

• Why Do PRP After a Hair Transplant?

  • Boost Transplant Results: PRP enhances the effectiveness of your hair transplant by promoting faster hair growth and increasing the density of transplanted hair. Patients often notice quicker results when combining PRP with their transplant.

  • Maintain Native Hair: PRP not only helps with the growth of transplanted hair but also works to maintain and improve the quality of your existing, natural hair. This is important as hair loss can continue in non-transplanted areas over time.

  • Prevents Shedding: Hair shedding (shock loss) is common after a hair transplant as the scalp recovers. PRP helps to minimize this shedding by strengthening the hair follicles and providing a more stable environment for hair regrowth.

  • Improve Scalp Health: PRP improves blood circulation and delivers essential nutrients to the scalp, creating an ideal environment for hair to grow. It also helps in reducing inflammation and scalp conditions that may interfere with hair growth.

  Conclusion
  PRP therapy is a powerful complement to hair transplant surgery. It accelerates recovery, boosts hair growth, strengthens hair follicles, and enhances the overall results of the procedure. By incorporating PRP sessions into your post-transplant care, you can achieve a thicker, fuller head of hair and maintain it for years to come.

  At RQC Hair Transplant Clinic, we offer customized PRP therapy to enhance your hair transplant results, ensuring a smooth recovery and long-lasting hair growth. Whether you're planning a transplant or have already had one, our experts can guide you on the ideal PRP treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Low-Level Laser Therapy (LLLT) has become an increasingly popular and effective post-hair transplant treatment. It is a non-invasive procedure that uses low-level laser light to stimulate hair follicles, promote healing, and accelerate hair regrowth. Incorporating LLLT after a hair transplant can maximize your results, helping to strengthen transplanted and native hair while ensuring long-term success.

• What is LLLT (Low-Level Laser Therapy)?

  LLLT is a form of light therapy that uses red or near-infrared lasers to target the scalp and hair follicles. The light emitted from the lasers penetrates the skin and stimulates cellular activity, increasing blood flow to the scalp and encouraging hair follicles to remain in the active growth phase (anagen phase).

  LLLT is a completely pain-free, non-invasive treatment with no downtime. It is FDA-approved for the treatment of hair loss and is effective for both men and women experiencing thinning hair.

• The LLLT Process After a Hair Transplant

  • Laser Cap or In-Clinic Device: LLLT can be administered using a specialized laser cap for home use or a more powerful in-clinic device. Both options work similarly by delivering low-level laser light to the scalp.
  • Session Duration: LLLT sessions typically last between 20 to 30 minutes, during which the laser light is focused on areas of the scalp with transplanted and thinning hair.
  • Frequency: LLLT treatments can be done multiple times per week in the early post-transplant period, depending on your surgeon’s recommendation. Over time, the frequency of treatments may be reduced.

• Benefits of LLLT After a Hair Transplant

  • Promotes Faster Healing: After a hair transplant, the scalp requires time to heal. LLLT improves blood circulation to the scalp, accelerating the healing process by promoting tissue repair and reducing inflammation.
  • Enhances Hair Growth: LLLT stimulates hair follicles, helping them to enter and stay in the anagen (growth) phase for a longer period. This leads to faster hair growth and better density, both in transplanted and native hair.
  • Strengthens Hair Follicles: LLLT strengthens both transplanted and existing hair follicles, reducing the risk of hair shedding. This is especially important in the first few months after a transplant when the newly transplanted hair is most vulnerable.
  • Reduces Hair Loss: In addition to boosting new growth, LLLT helps to stabilize and reduce ongoing hair loss by preventing further miniaturization of hair follicles. It is an effective way to maintain the health of existing hair.
  • Non-Invasive & Safe: LLLT is a completely safe and non-invasive therapy. It uses light energy to stimulate natural biological processes, without causing any discomfort, pain, or damage to the skin.
• LLLT Sessions After Hair Transplant

  The effectiveness of LLLT increases with consistent use. Here’s how it can be structured for optimal results after a hair transplant:

  • Initial Sessions (First 3 Months Post-Transplant): LLLT can be started as early as 1 week after your hair transplant. In the first 3 months, you may need 2-3 sessions per week to promote healing and jumpstart hair growth. This phase is crucial for encouraging early hair regrowth.
  • Follow-Up Sessions (4-6 Months Post-Transplant): Continue with LLLT at least once or twice a week during this period. This will help strengthen the new hair follicles and stimulate additional growth, ensuring that the transplanted hair integrates smoothly with your existing hair.
  • Maintenance Sessions (6 Months and Beyond): After the first 6 months, you can maintain your results by using LLLT less frequently—usually once a week or once every other week. Regular maintenance sessions can help prevent future thinning and maintain the thickness of your hair over the long term.

  Conclusion
  LLLT is a powerful and effective way to support and enhance your hair transplant results. From promoting faster healing to stimulating stronger, thicker hair growth, LLLT can make a significant difference in the outcome of your procedure. By incorporating LLLT into your post-transplant care routine, you can ensure the longevity of your hair restoration and maintain the health of both transplanted and existing hair.

  At RQC Hair Transplant Clinic, we offer advanced LLLT as part of our comprehensive post-hair transplant care. Whether you opt for in-clinic treatments or prefer a take-home laser cap, we are committed to providing personalized solutions to help you achieve optimal hair restoration results.