Day 4-5 Recovery: Swelling Migration and Discomfort
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I got a transplant.
What happens here
On Day 4, the swelling continued its downward migration, moving from the forehead into the eyelid, causing it to remain swollen shut. By Day 5, the swelling had shifted further down, affecting the under-eye and cheek areas, creating a yellowish appearance like bruising. The doctor confirmed this fluid drainage was normal, following the path of least resistance. The patient reported no pain, only a sensation similar to 'crazy sinuses.' During this time, he was only permitted to wear specific 'Peaky Blinders' or 'newsboy' hats that apply pressure only to the rim of the head, avoiding the newly transplanted area. The donor area at the back of the head started to sting at night, which was alleviated by Tylenol.
Goal: On days 4 and 5, the swelling continues to migrate downwards, moving from the eyelids to the under-eye and cheek areas, but remains painless, primarily causing an odd sensation.
Tools and materials
- Peaky Blinders Hat (Newsboy Cap)
- Tylenol (Acetaminophen)
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