Glad it worked out! :)

9 days since my transplant and no working out. Aching to go back!!

Oh really, so you did full on 100% training after 2 weeks and no problem with results? I'm cracking up not been at gym but nervous about what everyone saying online

Started lifting by day 6 and then started squatting 300LB again by day 12. No irritation or discomfort, if anything I feel better after my workout.

@@PatrickHoey-hl4vb dude, you paid a lot, just wait 1 month to be sure, then go to the gym, i have just operated, and i will wait 1 month too.

Hey, curious did it affect anything? I'm dying to get back in the gym

@@PatrickHoey-hl4vb I went to the 3 weeks after the surgery. It was completely fine.

Iam on day 13 and my hair looks strong and healty no marks or what so ever, so much bullshit to wait 4 weeks lol, even after 3 days ur implants are secure and would take special equipment to remove them

lol right!

That seems a bit excessive. The usual recommendation is to wait around 4 weeks with easy exercises, and about 6 weeks with heavy lifting.

Look up other doctors. Literally watched and read about 10 different things 😂 some say 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, 10 days, 2 weeks, 3 weeks, and 1 month. It’s hilarious on how they can’t agree on one specific time 😂. Id say you’ll be good on day 7-10 to resume heavy work and be out in the sun and wear normal hats/hard hats.

Medicine works like this, if something may cause damage let's avoid it, there are no clinical studies for this kind of thing and the reason is simple dude, would you do it? I give u a 5k-dollar procedure and then I tell you to work out in order to see if this may harm the results... who in his rightful mind would do it?@@ricoa8926 Science is not magic it works using brains, thus lacking experience the safer the better. Of course, occidental medicine is not holistic meaning that not working out may harm you in other ways like gaining weight and losing muscles but that's life ...

No one says 1 year

@@ricoa8926I’d say just be safe work out after a month just to be safe

Hi! You have to wait 3-4 weeks after the surgery.

True? And are you a prof?

Done my research with various drs and hair transplant clinics and I’ve also had mine done. After a week you an go back to light and after 10-12 days the scabs have healed. Obviously you have to still be cautious of your head rubbing to not iritate it

12 days i can do any type of exercise. Thats what my clinic told me

No, it is not necessary to avoid contact sports for life. But a few weeks are needed after the hair transplant to ensure that the scalp is fully healed.

He never said for life

@@manuelcarrasquillo4188 he actually said for life because he did not limit it like he did with light sports and heavy lifting…

y the need to find reasons to get offended? @@fh2234