When covering your head, opt for a hat that allows proper airflow. It shouldn't press against the newly transplanted area. A loose-fitting, clean cap made of soft material is often recommended. Get your head covering approved by your surgeon, and follow their guidelines for the post-transplant period to support optimal healing and results.

I would recommend that you avoid touching your transplanted hair for at least 10 days after the surgery. Touching the hair or scalp may cause damage to the transplanted hair follicles, which can affect the growth of new hair. It is important to follow the doctor's instructions carefully to ensure the best results from your hair transplant procedure.

Hair transplant is one of the most effective and commonly chosen options for addressing baldness in the crown area of the scalp. Whether it is the right option for you depends on various factors, including your individual circumstances, preferences, and the extent of your hair loss. Talk to a hair transplant surgeon in your area. You can also opt for non-surgical options for managing hair loss in the crown area, such as medications or low-level laser therapy.