Recovering from a hair transplant involves several key stages, each crucial for optimal results. Here’s a general timeline:

1–3 Days Post-Surgery:
Expect minor swelling, redness, and soreness in the treated area. Tiny scabs will form around the grafts. Follow your surgeon's instructions carefully to avoid disturbing the grafts.

4–10 Days:
Scabs begin to fall off naturally. Avoid picking or scratching. Any residual redness should start to fade. You can usually return to light activities.

2–4 Weeks:
The transplanted hairs often shed during this period — this is normal and part of the “shock loss” phase.

1–3 Months:
Hair enters a resting phase. You might not see much visible growth yet, but the follicles are preparing for regeneration.

4–6 Months:
New hair starts to grow. The texture may be thin at first, but density improves with time.

6–12 Months:
Significant improvement in hair thickness and volume. You’ll begin to see the final results.

12–18 Months:
Full results are typically visible — thicker, natural-looking hair and a confident new look.

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