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Aftercare and follow-up

Post-Transplant Care

Written instructions, an aftercare kit and online follow-up consultations, from the first wash to the 12-month check-up.

The days after a transplant are a delicate period in which the implanted grafts settle in. This is why aftercare matters as much as the procedure itself. At Linvara, the first wash is done at the clinic and you receive an aftercare kit with written instructions in your language; once you are back home, your patient coordinator schedules your follow-up consultations.

From consultation to month 12

The process, step by step

The process, step by step
Shower head with lukewarm running water
Step 01

First wash

Done at the clinic on the day after the transplant; the washing technique is demonstrated to you in person.

Neck pillow and white pillow
Step 02

The first 10 days

Daily washing instructions, sleeping position, use of a hat and movements to avoid are given to you in writing.

Hands messaging on a phone
Step 03

Month 1

By now the scabs have come away; your return to exercise and everyday habits is planned according to the doctor’s advice.

Video call on a laptop
Step 04

Months 3–6

Online follow-up consultations take place; your coordinator sends reminders when photos are due.

Post-Transplant Care

Procedure day

  1. Check-up and first wash at the clinic
  2. Daily washing as instructed
  3. Softening and gently removing the scabs
  4. Online follow-up consultation
  5. Online follow-up with photos
  6. Final assessment

Technical summary

First wash
The day after the transplant, at the clinic
Aftercare kit
Shampoo, lotion, neck pillow and instructions
Check-ups
Months 1, 3, 6, 9 and 12
Channel
WhatsApp, Telegram, Viber or email
Language
Written instructions in 6 languages

What you should know

  • Do not pick at the scabs; let them come away on their own with washing.
  • In the first days, protect the recipient area from the sun and from friction.
  • If you develop a fever, increasing redness or discharge, message your coordinator straight away.
  • Take your medication as your doctor has advised.

FAQ

Questions about this procedure

How am I followed up once I am back home?
Your coordinator sends you a reminder before each check-up date; you share your photos and have an online consultation with your doctor.
Do I do the first wash myself?
The first wash is done at the clinic and the technique is shown to you. You then do the following washes yourself, using the written instructions.
When can I wear a hat?
The loose-fitting hat provided by the clinic can be worn from the first days; for tighter hats, wait for your doctor’s advice.

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