• Stay well hydrated and eat normally after the procedure.
• You may gently dab moisture around the area with a towel, but avoid direct contact with the grafts.
• If you prefer, the spray bottle may be kept in the fridge.

• Spray the transplanted area every 30 minutes while awake for the first 24 hours.
• Avoid touching the transplanted hairs.
• After 24 hours, you may begin gently washing the donor area only using the foaming shampoo provided.

• Once the saline has finished, you may continue spraying the transplanted area with clean tap water.
• This helps reduce scab formation and keeps the grafts hydrated.
• Continue washing the donor area only with the foaming shampoo provided.

• Apply the foaming shampoo directly to the transplanted area once daily.
• Leave it in place for 2–5 minutes, then rinse gently with warm water.
• Avoid touching the area directly with your hands or placing the bottle against the grafts.
• Avoid power showers, hats, hair products, towel drying and blow drying.
• Allow the hair to air dry naturally.
• You may continue spraying the area if it feels itchy.

• Continue washing the donor area once per day.
• Wash the transplanted area with the foaming shampoo for 2–5 minutes.
• Once the area is fully wet, begin gently massaging the scabs using your fingertips.
• If the scabs do not come away easily, rinse again and massage gently.
• Do not pick at the scabs with your fingernails.
• Most or all scabs should be gone by around day 13.
• You may begin wearing a baseball cap from day 7 onwards if needed.

• You may wash the scalp more thoroughly using both hands to remove any remaining crusts.
• You may now cut or colour your hair.
• You may resume using styling products.
• You may gradually return to physical activity, but avoid strenuous exercise for 4 weeks.

Medical hair loss treatment may be recommended by your clinical team from this stage onwards to support ongoing hair growth and long-term results. Please only start this if it has been prescribed or advised specifically for you.

• Swelling may occur within 24–48 hours after surgery and usually settles within 7–10 days.
• Mild bleeding from the donor area can happen and is usually not a cause for concern.
• Numbness or tingling of the scalp is common and can last for several weeks or, in some cases, longer.
• Mild discomfort is expected in the first few days and should improve steadily.

• Only use the products advised by the clinic during the early healing period.
• Avoid rubbing, scratching or aggressively washing the scalp.
• Do not use power showers directly onto the scalp.
• Allow the hair to air dry naturally in the early stages.

For the first few weeks:

• Avoid strenuous exercise and heavy sweating.
• Avoid any activity that may knock, rub or disturb the grafts.
• Gentle walking is fine and may help you feel more comfortable.

Avoid:

• Smoking where possible, as it may affect healing
• Alcohol in the early recovery phase if advised by your team
• Any intense activity before the scalp has settled

Avoid sunburn on the scalp at all times.

Days 1–14:

• No swimming in chlorinated pools
• Sea swimming is permitted if specifically advised and the area is protected
• Stay in the shade if outdoors

After Day 14:

• You may swim in pools
• Apply sun lotion to the scalp once healed enough to do so
• Wear a cap during sun exposure

Avoid sunburn on the scalp at all times.

Days 1–14:

• No swimming in chlorinated pools
• Sea swimming is permitted if specifically advised and the area is protected
• Stay in the shade if outdoors

After Day 14:

• You may swim in pools
• Apply sun lotion to the scalp once healed enough to do so
• Wear a cap during sun exposure