In the first 72 hours, care must be taken to avoid even minor traumas (such as the contact of the hat worn, the contact of the pillow while sleeping).
For the first 72 hours, rest as much as possible and physical exertion should be avoided.
Against the possibility of swelling in the first days, cold compress-ice application should be done whenever possible.
Antibiotics should be used for 5 days.
Heavy work should be avoided for 15 days.
On the 2nd day, it should start washing the planting area (if any, the suture area).
Shampoo with a pH of 5.5 should be used for approximately 15 days.
The scalp should not be itchy during wound healing.
Hot and pressurized water should not be used for the first 15 days.
After rinsing, the hair should be dried with warm air.
Towels should not be used for about 1 month.
Epithelial solutions that accelerate wound healing should be applied to the tiny crusts formed on the scalp before washing.
The sun should be avoided for about 1 month.
Swimming pool and sea should not be allowed for approximately 1.5 months.
Sports such as fitness and football should be avoided for 1-1.5 months.
Elements such as hair dye, gel, spray and foam should be avoided for 3-4 months.