CALENDAR OF CLINICAL VISITS AFTER FUE HAIR TRANSPLANTATION OPERATION

Staying in regular contact with your doctor after a FUE hair transplantation operation is vital for achieving the best possible results. Each follow-up visit allows your doctor to monitor healing, assess progress, and guide you through every stage of recovery. Below is the suggested calendar of clinical visits following your FUE hair transplantation operation with Dr. Ilker Apaydin.

First-Day Control (1 Day After the Operation)

The first follow-up takes place the day after your FUE hair transplantation operation. During this visit, your doctor will carefully examine both the recipient and donor areas. You’ll also receive detailed training on how to clean your scalp and maintain proper hygiene once scab recovery begins.

Second-Week Control (Around Day 14)

About two weeks after your FUE hair transplantation, your doctor will assess the recovery of your scalp and check the healing of the transplanted follicles. This session is essential for identifying early signs of irritation or dryness. You’ll also be reminded of important precautions—such as avoiding direct sunlight, scratching, or heavy physical activity.

Third-Month Control

At three months, the doctor examines your scalp for acne formation and evaluates new follicle activity under the skin. Supportive treatments may be applied to encourage healthy growth and reduce any temporary skin reactions that can occur as new hair starts to emerge.

Sixth-Month Control

Six months after the FUE hair transplantation operation, new hair strands become visible. Your doctor will check the density, texture, and direction of growth, applying additional supportive care if needed to enhance your outcome.

Twelfth-Month Control (Final Evaluation)

A year after your operation, your doctor will review the final results of your FUE hair transplantation operation and discuss whether a second session could further improve density or coverage. Throughout the year, you are encouraged to contact your doctor with any questions—just be sure to schedule your follow-up appointment in advance.