Shampoos
Post-transplant hair care shampoos are specially formulated to be gentle on the sensitive scalp and transplanted follicles. These shampoos do not contain sulfates, parabens, or other harsh chemicals that can irritate the skin. The main goal of these shampoos is to cleanse the scalp without damaging the new follicles, reduce the risk of infections, and promote healthy hair growth. It is recommended to use these shampoos for at least the first three months after transplantation, and it is advisable to use them for longer, up to 12 months after hair transplantation.
Sprays
Hair care foams
Home meso sets include tools and serums for mesotherapy that you can do yourself at home. Mesotherapy involves microinjections into the scalp through which active ingredients are introduced directly into the hair follicles. These kits usually come with detailed instructions for safe use and can significantly improve hair transplant results.
VIP sets
Conclusion
Proper post-transplant care is essential to ensure hair transplant success. By using specialized shampoos, sprays, foams, vitamins, home meso-sets and VIP sets, you can significantly increase the chances of healthy hair growth and minimize the risks of complications. Regular follow-up and consultation with your surgeon is also important to ensure the best possible results.
Choosing the right products and carefully following recommended care routines can mean the difference between average and outstanding hair transplant results.
Read the answers to some of the most common questions we receive from our patients or contact us!
The hair transplant care set is a combination of products (shampoo, foam, moisturizing spray and supplements) that help soothe the scalp, remove scabs properly and ensure proper recovery. At the Poliklinika Dijamant Sarajevo, the set is used with precise instructions per day.
Proper care reduces the risk of irritation, folliculitis, and improper scab removal, and helps stabilize the grafts. In Sarajevo, the Poliklinka Dijamant emphasizes that aftercare is just as important as the procedure itself.
In many protocols, care begins very early (the very next day after the procedure). Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo provides a precise schedule for using the set after transplantation.
Usually, foam is applied first, left to work, then gently rinsed with lukewarm water and shampooed without rubbing. After that, it is patted dry. In Sarajevo, Poliklinika Dijamant explains the technique of washing day by day individually, and provides written and video instructions.
Most often, until the scabs fall off naturally and safely, usually within a period of about 7–14 days. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo specifies the duration according to the condition of the scalp and the control.
Forceful removal of scabs is not recommended, as it can irritate the skin and damage the implantation area, which can damage the transplanted grafts. At Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo, scabs are gradually removed by proper washing and lotion
Warm water (not hot) is most often recommended to avoid irritation and increased redness. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo advises avoiding hot baths and saunas in the early stages.
It is usually dried by gently patting with a clean towel or by natural drying. A hair dryer is usually avoided in the early stages, and if used later, then on a cooler and weaker mode.
In the early stages, a post-operative/mild shampoo without aggressive ingredients and fragrances is recommended, as the scalp is sensitive. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo usually recommends when it is possible to switch to a regular shampoo, which is done according to the individual course of recovery.
Not always. Some products (like minoxidil) are introduced only after initial recovery and only if indicated. At the Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo, nothing “on your own” is recommended in the first weeks.
Itching is common during recovery. Proper washing, hydration and avoiding scratching usually help. If the itching is severe or pimples appear, Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo recommends that you contact us for evaluation and therapy.
Yes, redness is common, especially in the first days and weeks. The care set helps soothe the skin and remove scabs properly.
Folliculitis are tiny pimples/minor inflammations around the follicles that can occur during recovery. Prevention includes hygiene, proper washing and avoiding fatty products in the early stages.
They are usually avoided in the first few weeks, as they can irritate the skin and make recovery more difficult, and they are also not recommended for transplanted hair for the next few months.
In the early days, pressure on the grafts is avoided. Later (a few weeks) a wide, clean, non-tight cap may be allowed. In Sarajevo, the Poliklijnka Dijamant provides the exact moment when it is safe.
In the early stages, direct sunlight should be avoided, as it can increase redness and irritation. The care set helps soothe the skin, but does not replace sun protection.
The most intensive period is usually the first 7–14 days, but gentle care and scalp protection last longer, depending on recovery. Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo usually provides a phased care plan (first week, first month, 3 months).
If you experience severe pain, an unpleasant odor, purulent discharge, elevated temperature, significant spreading of redness or severe folliculitis, you should contact us immediately. For all dilemmas about washing and products, Poliklinka Dijamant Sarajevo is the best address for control and adjustment of care.
