What Is the Recovery Time After a Hair Transplant?
Mild redness, swelling or sensitivity may occur for a few days. Most people return to routine activities within 1–5 days. Your care team will provide personalised recovery guidance.
How Long Until I See Results?
The exact timeline for hair transplant results varies between individuals. However, there are general stages hair growth follows once new follicles are transplanted.
Generally, you may see initial results from a hair transplant in the first 3-4 months post-procedure. Around this time, new hair growth will begin to appear. However, the hair shedding phase may also occur around this time, which may leave your hair in a constant state of renewal.
The growing phase should stabilise after this time. Eventually, the results of your transplanted hair should be noticeable around the 10-12 month stage.
If you have any concerns about the results of your hair transplant, you can always contact the Gro Clinics team to discuss it.
Is the procedure painful?
There is a small level of discomfort common with any professional hair transplant procedure. However, local anaesthetics and numbing creams are often available at our clinics to help soothe the scalp during the process.
The addition of lunch breaks, private recovery rooms and entertainment in Gro Clinics helps to make the experience easier on all patients.
You may feel some discomfort, soreness, redness and/or swelling after the procedure. Using the recommended hair care products and aftercare instructions can help alleviate these side effects.
What Support Is Available After the Procedure?
Gro Clinics aims to fully support any patient following a hair transplant procedure. This includes those who may have to travel for treatment, such as Sunshine Coast residents.
After treatment, your doctor will provide you with a comprehensive aftercare plan. They will also schedule regular, virtual follow-up appointments to keep track of your recovery and growth. However, you are always free to call your clinic for any questions and concerns you may have in between follow-ups.