Hair transplant is a medical procedure and it is very normal to experience bleeding during the procedure. However, no heavy bleeding usually appears after the operation. The development of bleeding after hair transplant depends on the patient's blood flow rate and the percentage of blood fluidity. If the patient has a problem with blood clotting, this should be evaluated before the operation. If the patient is using blood thinners, this medicine should be stopped for a week before and after the operation.
As a result, slight bleeding after hair transplant is considered normal. With this normal bleeding, the blood should never be cleared. You should not put pressure on the scalp to stop the blood. These movements may damage the hair follicles, and if the bleeding reaches dangerous proportions, the hair transplant specialist should be informed of this case as soon as possible.