Hair implantation is a surgical procedure where follicles of hair are harvested from one area of the scalp and transplanted to the recipient area. It is typically performed to treat male pattern baldness. In some cases, the procedure may produce a significant amount of shock hair loss, so aftercare is crucial.
NIDO synthetic hair is implanted into the scalp
Unlike hair transplants, NIDO synthetic implants are implanted into the scalp. They require a more rigorous care regimen. Since they are collagen-based, the body may reject them. Furthermore, these hair implants can become dirty and infected. Therefore, post-operative care is crucial to prevent infection.
Since the NIDO synthetic hair is not fixed, the patient has to periodically visit the clinic for cleaning. It also requires special shampoos and hair care products that are made for it. Regular hair care products can damage the artificial hair. Patients must follow the post-treatment guidelines to the letter. It is important to use a special shampoo and apply a soft brush to clean the scalp. Special creams are also available that make it easier to comb the synthetic hair.
Micromotor assisted punches are used to implant the hair follicles
Micromotor assisted punches are used during hair transplantation to implant hair follicles. This method involves the use of a special instrument called a micromotor, which helps the surgeon rotate the punch at high speed and implant hair follicles. The implanted hair follicles are known as grafts.
Micromotor assisted punches have many advantages. They have improved the technique by minimizing the chances of follicle de-capping, vascular injury, and graft tethering. This technique is safe and has a low transection rate, which makes the procedure safe for patients. In addition, it offers high regrowth.
Shock hair loss can occur after hair implantation
Shock hair loss can happen after hair implantation for a variety of reasons, including health problems, genetics, and emotional factors. This temporary shedding typically occurs between the second and eighth weeks after hair implantation. It’s a natural part of the healing process and new, healthy hair will grow in its place.
Shock loss is usually temporary, and only affects about five percent of hair transplant patients. Fortunately, it’s a relatively short-term condition, and the hair should grow back within a year.
Aftercare for NIDO synthetic implants
Like other hair implant procedures, NIDO synthetic hair implants must be cared for after the procedure. Because they’re chemically attached to your natural hair, NIDO hair implants need more vigilance and attention to detail than FUE transplants. The first thing to do is make sure that the area where the implant was placed is clean. Otherwise, you may risk developing infection.
Aftercare for NIDO synthetic hair implants is relatively simple and can be done in a clinic. You should limit physical activities for the first few days following the procedure. However, if you don’t mind some discomfort, you can try dyeing your natural hair to keep the transplanted hair looking natural.