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I have every intention of introducing myself and becoming an active member of the forum at a later time. For now i would like some input with a problem i am having.
I had my 3rd hairline strip transplant done 5 months ago(it was a nightmare) and i fear there is an ongoing infection.
As with every transplant ive suffered through i developed pimples and painful boils within the first month as i expected.
The problem this time around is they keep coming and take months to heal.
Ive had easily 20 of them thus far. Some i am able to pull coiled hair free to relieve the pain. Others pop white puss after a few weeks
The ones im most concerned about are those that sit right on the hairline and are very painful to the touch.
I have 2 currently that dont have a visible head or coiled hair.
They are causing swelling,headaches and shooting nerve pain. The pain and swelling covers several inches of my scalp.
I consulted with the surgeon and he gave me an antibiotic topical (that seems to do nothing) and instructed me to do as i have done and free the coiled hairs when i can.
I know this is not normal. I will not consult with him again. I am waiting to feel better before bringing the fight to his doorstep as this transplant has failed like the other two. My goal is a full refund or to drive them out of buisness. But that is another story for another time.![Wink ;) ;)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
I had my 3rd hairline strip transplant done 5 months ago(it was a nightmare) and i fear there is an ongoing infection.
As with every transplant ive suffered through i developed pimples and painful boils within the first month as i expected.
The problem this time around is they keep coming and take months to heal.
Ive had easily 20 of them thus far. Some i am able to pull coiled hair free to relieve the pain. Others pop white puss after a few weeks
The ones im most concerned about are those that sit right on the hairline and are very painful to the touch.
I have 2 currently that dont have a visible head or coiled hair.
They are causing swelling,headaches and shooting nerve pain. The pain and swelling covers several inches of my scalp.
I consulted with the surgeon and he gave me an antibiotic topical (that seems to do nothing) and instructed me to do as i have done and free the coiled hairs when i can.
I know this is not normal. I will not consult with him again. I am waiting to feel better before bringing the fight to his doorstep as this transplant has failed like the other two. My goal is a full refund or to drive them out of buisness. But that is another story for another time.