We Are With You Through Your Recovery
A comprehensive guide designed to clarify every step after your procedure. Know what to expect and move forward with confidence.
Recovery answer
What matters most after a hair transplant?
After a hair transplant, the first 10–15 days matter most because the grafts are anchoring and the skin is healing. Patients should avoid touching, scratching, sweating heavily, tight hats, direct heat, alcohol, smoking, and intense exercise during the early recovery window. Sleeping with the head elevated, taking prescribed medication on schedule, drinking water, and following the clinic's wash instructions help protect the grafts. Scabbing, mild redness, itching, swelling, and temporary shedding can be normal, but active bleeding, severe pain, unusual discharge, fever, or sudden swelling should be reported to the clinic. Recovery is not only a checklist; it is a monitored process. The patient portal, progress photos, and WhatsApp support help the team review healing, answer questions, confirm whether symptoms are expected, and guide the next step. This keeps aftercare connected to the original surgical plan.
Patient Portal
Your private space to track your recovery, upload progress photos, view your timeline, and stay in touch with our team.
Open the Patient Portal →Post-Op Recovery
Track every stage of your 15-day recovery day by day. Symptoms, to-dos, and important milestones.
View Recovery Guide →Before & After
Real results from real patients. See the difference Robotic DHI technology can make.
View Results →Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before and after your hair transplant. Coming soon.
Coming SoonMedication Schedule
The complete list of medications prescribed after your procedure — what they do, dosages, and important notes.
View Medication Schedule →Only 1 Procedure Per Day. Secure Your Place.
Lütfi Keçici's commitment to unmatched precision means appointments are strictly limited. Get your free hair analysis and personalized treatment plan — directly on WhatsApp, with no obligation.
