Long-term medication is usually not required after a hair transplant. Antibiotics, NSAIDs, minoxidil and other medications are usually used for a short period of time after hair transplantation for short-term treatment and do not need to be used for a long period of time. 3-5 days after the hair transplant surgery, you need to follow the instructions to take antibiotics regularly to prevent the emergence of infection. If the patient’s postoperative pain is obvious, ibuprofen, acetaminophen and other drugs can be used to relieve symptoms. Minoxidil can be used externally to promote the growth of transplanted hair, and Finasteride can also be taken orally to assist in hair transplantation by inhibiting seborrheic dermatitis, and the specific timing of the medication needs to be strictly adhered to the doctor’s instructions. The use of drugs is mainly based on the patient’s condition, generally do not need long-term use of drugs. Currently, hair transplantation surgery is quite mature, considering that the causes of hair loss may be related to baldness and androgenetic alopecia, therefore, the use of medication after the operation should be strictly adhered to the doctor’s instructions, to avoid blind use of medication leading to adverse consequences.