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    Hi Guys,

    I had a hair transplant a couple of months ago and today in hurry I used hair dryer/blower to the maximum setting.

    I was planning for the day and didn’t realise that I over used the dryer to the point where pain(due to burning of scalp) was unbearable.

    I quickly washed my hair with cold water however I realised that my scalp turned pink in colour.

    I dont feel any sting or pain on my scalp anymore. However, I would like to know if over heating has destroyed the transplanted hair folliculars?
    Any way to find out? Or I am just being paranoid?

    Doctor's advice would be highly appreciated.

    Thanks

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    At 2 months post op you'll be ok. My advice is - ease off the hairdryer heat
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    At 2 months post-op it would really be a skin issue more than a hair growing issue. You should be more careful when using higher heat setting. Either lower the heat or increase the distance from the scalp. I am sure that the redness will subside and everything will turn out ok.
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    Thanks for replying.

    Much appreciated!

    Cheers

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    At this point post-op, it is extremely unlikely that you hurt the transplanted follicles.
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