Blowing nose post FUE OP

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  • Brodyy2k1
    Junior Member
    • May 2018
    • 4

    Blowing nose post FUE OP

    Hi

    I read on some after care websites that blowing your nose can dislodge grafts if you do so vigorously or strongly.

    I tend to sound like a fog horn when I blow my nose and unconsciously did so once on 2nd day and once on 3rd day (today). Will this cause my grafts to come out and is there a way to tell?

    Thank you
  • hairlossjedi
    Member
    • May 2018
    • 48

    #2
    Yes, there is alot of pressure your body creates during a sneeze. How long since your procedure? If you are more than 30 days out, and you had good graft placement during the procedure, I'd be careful and gentle. I would talk to your doctor, but grafts are easy to tell if they pop out, ultimately your hair Doc should look at it. i have seen very little loss with a sneeze or a client blowing their nose, but someone may have a different experience.

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    • hova82
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2018
      • 26

      #3
      Originally posted by Brodyy2k1
      Hi

      I read on some after care websites that blowing your nose can dislodge grafts if you do so vigorously or strongly.

      I tend to sound like a fog horn when I blow my nose and unconsciously did so once on 2nd day and once on 3rd day (today). Will this cause my grafts to come out and is there a way to tell?

      Thank you
      If your grafts came out, you would bleed. You are OK.

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      • pkipling
        Inactive
        • Sep 2014
        • 603

        #4
        I have never heard of anyone dislodging grafts from sneezing or blowing their nose. Unless you're banging your head on something when you sneeze, I don't see any reason to be concerned. And as a rule of thumb, when a graft is dislodged, not only will their be bleeding, but it will be painful as well - so it's something you'd definitely know happened.

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