Now we come to the part nobody likes, but everyone should know.Though rare, infections can happen after hair transplants. Especially if hygiene is poor, post-op instructions are ignored, or the clinic’s sterilisation standards are questionable.Signs include increasing pain, pus, fever, foul smell, or redness that keeps spreading. If treated early, antibiotics usually fix it. If ignored, it can damage grafts permanently.Scarring is another concern.With older FUT techniques, a visible linear scar at the back of the head was common. Modern FUE leaves tiny dot scars, usually hidden by hair. But in some people, especially those prone to keloids, scars can…
