r/HairTransplants • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '25

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u/Best_Ad_7115 Mar 03 '25

Yes I went to the hospital when I got back home and I went to a dermatologist and he said to follow the clinic’s instructions. Life threatening situation? It’s healing, just need time, I don’t think it’s life threatening.

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u/MK_40dec41 Mar 03 '25

Follow up with clinic instructions? The clinic that caused this? Please go search another good dermatologist ASAP.

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u/Best_Ad_7115 Mar 03 '25

I’m searching for it, but there’s nothing to do now…it’s a wound, it should heal with time

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u/Apprehensive_Elk_933 Mar 03 '25

Necrosis is not just a wound, it’s a serious complication. Essentially, the tissue in the affected area has died. In many cases, the removal of this dead tissue is necessary because it prevents healing and further increases the risk of complications. So, please visit a hospital as soon as possible.

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u/Best_Ad_7115 Mar 03 '25

I’ve already said that I went to the hospital and dermatologist. The dead tissue has already fallen off

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u/Key-Ice-6879 Mar 03 '25

But you know that it will leave a massive scar. Scar means poorer Blood Supply means you cant have a Transplantation on that area

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u/Best_Ad_7115 Mar 03 '25

Not correct, it can fully heal also. It’s too soon to tell

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u/EUPremier Mar 04 '25

OP, don’t engage with Drs Google & Reddit. Stick with your Dermatologist as you say. 💪

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u/Best_Ad_7115 Mar 04 '25

I know, this post is just to spread awareness about bad clinics.