Dr. Steven Goh's Aftercare Guide: Simulation & Stimulation Treatment
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Summary: Important Care Steps After Simulation & Stimulation
(Based on Dr. Steven Goh's Guide)
1
Acute Phase (0–5 Days)Care Steps:
Saline Solution Cleaning
Clean the scalp vertically with saline solution (sodium chloride) every 2 hours. Avoid rubbing to prevent black factor (pigment effect) loss or infection.
Cold Treatment
Apply a cold compress for up to 5 minutes if redness or swelling occurs.
Sleep Position
Use sterile gauze and a clean black towel under your head to avoid side pressure.
Keep Head Upright
Remain upright for 30 minutes post-treatment to promote blood circulation.
Additional Tips:
- Avoid touching with unwashed hands: Only touch the treated area with clean, sanitized hands.
- Use lukewarm water: When rinsing, use lukewarm water to prevent irritation.
Risk of Non-Compliance:
Friction or improper cleaning may cause infection, black factor (pigment effect) loss, or delayed healing.
2
Crust Period (4–7 Days)Care Steps:
Avoid Scratching
Do not pick or scratch the crusts to prevent 30–40% black factor (pigment effect) loss.
Nighttime Recovery Cream
Apply a thin layer of recovery cream to relieve itching, then wash it off the next morning.
Risk of Non-Compliance:
Scratching may disrupt pigment adhesion, leading to uneven results or infection.
3
Peeling Period (8–14 Days)Care Steps:
Special Shampoo
Use a pH5.5 mild shampoo or Dr. M Shampoo (size of a 10-cent coin) to cleanse the scalp gently.
Cool Air Drying
Use a cool hairdryer held 20 cm away from the scalp.
Gentle Massage
Massage the scalp with your fingertips for 2–3 minutes during shampooing.
Additional Tips:
- Pat dry gently: After cleansing, gently pat the scalp dry instead of rubbing.
- Avoid harsh hair products: Refrain from using styling gels, sprays, or other chemical products that might irritate the scalp.
Risk of Non-Compliance:
Harsh products or residue may irritate the scalp and compromise results.
4
Stability Period (15–30 Days)Care Steps:
Color Adjustment
Schedule a touch-up at 6 months if needed to refine uneven pigmentation or density.
Avoid Self-Treatment
Do not dye or perm your hair, as it may damage the black factor (pigment effect).
Risk of Non-Compliance:
Delayed touch-ups may cause fading or unsatisfactory results.
5
Maintenance Period (After 30 Days)Care Steps:
Folli-Fix (5% Minoxidil)
Apply Folli-Fix daily to maintain density.
Dr. M Tonic
Apply Dr. M Tonic twice a day (Morning & Night).
LLLT Treatment
Undergo periodic sessions (once every 2 weeks) to support follicle health.
Sun Protection
Wear a hat outdoors to prevent UV-induced fading.
Gentle Products
Avoid salicylic acid products.
Risk of Non-Compliance:
Skipping maintenance may lead to faster fading or increased hair loss.
Additional Aftercare Tips:
- Hygiene & Cleanliness: Maintain clean bedding and frequently change pillowcases to reduce bacterial exposure.
- Limit Physical Activity: Avoid intense exercise that leads to excessive sweating, as it can interfere with healing.
- Follow Prescribed Medications: Use any topical treatments or prescribed medications as directed.
- Stay Hydrated & Eat Balanced: Drinking plenty of water and consuming nutrient-rich foods helps support overall healing.
- Monitor Healing
Critical Reminders:
- No Swimming/Sweating: Avoid swimming for 4 weeks to prevent black factor (pigment effect) damage.
- Avoid Sea & Beach Activities: Do not expose your scalp to seawater during healing.
- No Sauna & Steam Room: Heat and excessive sweating in saunas or steam rooms can affect pigment retention.
- Diet Restrictions: Avoid spicy food, seafood, and allergy-triggering foods to reduce inflammation.
- MRI Exams: Delay MRI scans for 2 months to prevent image interference.
Why Following the Timeline Matters:
- Proper Healing: Adhering to these steps ensures healing, stabilization of the black factor (pigment effect), and long-term results.
- Risk Reduction: Friction in the acute phase can erase up to 40% of results, and improper care may increase the risk of infection.
Final Note:
Simulation & Stimulation is a semi-permanent procedure that requires active care. Following Dr. Steven Goh's expert guidelines and these additional aftercare tips will help maximize results and ensure a natural, long-lasting outcome.
If you have any questions, please contact your consultant directly. For any further assistance or to speak with our CEO, feel free to email info@drstevengoh.com. Your satisfaction is our top priority.