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sdfaf · 2004-02-05T10:40:21+09:00

Im a dermatologist resident so let me ask you a question Im also seborrheic but when I went to the dermatologist they gave me a lotion called deoxone and a pill called Noratin Is it completely cured if I put it on after eatingIts been over a year and it doesnt work much Ive been using Pfe since three months ago Should I move the hospital

I'm a male in my mid-30s who failed the first and second hair transplants \n, and I wrote this in the hope that this will help many people choose a quality hospital. First of all, I carried out this operation in Apgujeong Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, and I got free surgery as a target of the hospital's <inflated hair \n Fracture Campaign>. However, this article is a review based on what I experienced and felt firsthand without providing or inspecting the hospital's manuscript. 1. himself \nPast surgical history 1) 2010Year, primary surgical l incision approximately 3,000 hairs (less than 1% incidence) It was a time when hair transplants weren't popularized in the times, and I was 20. I didn't have money because I was young, so I got surgery at a new hospital where I was doing an event song. The operation ended up failing, with an incidence rate of less than 1%. 2) 2025Year, 2nd Surgery l Non-Cutting Method Approximately 2,600 Mo (incident rate less than 30%) Fifteen years later, I planned a second operation, and at that time, I chose a place with a low estimate, with the complacency that the Hair Transplant would be somewhat popularized and technological advancement would be great in most hospitals. In conclusion, the operation was completed with a regrettable result, with an incidence rate of less than 30%. 3) 2026June 10th, 3rd surgery l Apgujeong Mammoth Hair Restoration Center l 1578 mol l 607 follicles The results of the second operation were not good, so I decided to do the third \n operation, and this time, with the determination that it will be the last operation in my life, I set a difficult \n condition, searched various hospitals, consulted, and finally chose a \n pressure Mammoth Hair Restoration Center clinic, and I had surgery yesterday. 2. 3What you considered when choosing a secondary surgical hospital 1) What I've seen is important ∙ Whether the actual surgical outcome portfolio is good ∙ One member of the group is doing it alone, from harvesting to transplantation ∙ I think it's a way to run multiple surgeries at the same time ∙ Whether sufficient information is available to the patient during consultation and surgery 2) The important thing is that I didn't look at it ∙ Price ∙ Location 3. Rep. Apgujeong \n A detailed review of Mammoth Hairline 1) Inquiry \n Course The initial call was made in April, and \n talked about the experience of failure in the first and second operations at that time, and \n gave feedback that the hospital said, "It is only 7 months since the second operation was \n, so it would be better to see the progress and talk about whether the operation will proceed by 10 months." The reason is that it's a third operation, so I was informed that it would be better to do it after the head of the second operation is raised to minimize the depletion of resources on the back of the head, and I was deeply convinced that I would contact you again three months later and hung up the phone \n. (In the process, the other two hospitals were like, "Let's consult now, let's set a date for surgery," so the Apgujeong mammoth hairline's credibility was relatively elevated.) A few days later, the three directors of Mammoth Hairline were informed by phone that they would start the <inflating hair> campaign in May, which provides free surgery for those who wish to have a reoperation experience \n. At first, actually, I had some doubts. As anyone who has chosen a quality hospital through DAEDAMO and Imaban will agree, the Mammoth Hairline Clinic boasts a very good portfolio and is a very expensive \n hospital, I can't believe I was given the opportunity to have free surgery at such a hospital. So, I asked the new doctor honestly if it was \n that he needed a patient for educational purposes, and he answered, "The directors wanted to get rid of the hair-number inflating ills in the hair transplant market, so we're going to run this campaign, and the surgery will be the same as all patients." As a result, I visited the hospital with more confidence in the hospital and received counseling. 2) Visiting the hospital \nCounseling course After visiting the hospital, the consultation with the director lasted so long that it exceeded \n1 hours. In this \n process, we were told once again the purpose of \n for the Campaign to Eradicate Inflated Hair, and the director seemed to be fed up with the vicious fraud that is being rampant in the hair transplant Hair Transplant. * What is inflating the number of hairs?Contract - Plant 3,000 Mo and receive a down paymentActual surgery - planting of seedlings well short of 3,000 hairsBilling Amount - Claiming an amount equivalent to 3,000 trillion won For those of you who don't know exactly what this campaign is about, you might think, "Is the hospital promoting marketing \n?" But what I felt through consultation \n was a project that I really wanted to break the bad practices of the pure Hair Transplant transplant market. Then, I started to take the design in earnest, and the director first showed me the design recommended by the expert, and then \n If I tell you the direction I want, I'll reflect that part and adjust it again. It didn't feel like I was just pushing the opinion of the hospital, but it didn't feel like I was pushing the patient to the \n he wanted. It felt like coordinating between the expert's standards and the patient's needs. The most surprising thing here is that the director said that 500 to 600 hair follicles would cover the part I wanted without difficulty, but the range was quite wide. When I was told that I could use 3,000 hairs in the first surgery and 2,600 hairs in the second surgery, I could see firsthand how severe the actual \n hair inflating ills were, and I wondered if I was also a victim of such ills. And, as I'm about to have a third operation, I'm expecting a lot of laryngeal hair follicles to be depleted, and you've been watching me with specialized equipment. I am satisfied with the very delicate and high-quality consultation, and I have set a date for surgery appointment. 3) an operation \n course a. Stand by On the day of the operation, I changed in the waiting room and went into the operating room, and first of all, the nurse asked me what kind of music genre I wanted. It's really hard to find a hospital that offers this delicate service for the patient's convenience. And Seok Ji-woong came in and finally set the design, and after hearing the explanation of the surgical process called \n'slit – collection – transplant, we went into surgery right away. b. Slit I've been in primary and secondary surgery, so I knew all too well that the scariest thing about Hair Transplant is local anesthesia. I was really sick when I got an anesthetic injection. However, in Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, laughter gas anesthesia was used to reduce the pain of local anesthesia very effectively. If you drink laughter gas \n, you will hear tinnitus for 2-3 minutes, and you won't be able to feel the pain well \n. So, the anesthesia ended at a very slight tingling \n, down to 1/10 from the local anesthesia \n pain received in the first and second rounds. I started putting sapphire slits in the transplant site, and I heard a bluetooth-connected \n sound every time I made a hole, so I could count how many hair follicles were missing. By the time I'd done about 600 counts inside, the director said, "I've made a slit for 607 hair follicles," and I felt once again, "This hospital really can't play around with patients with hair." c. Collecting After the slit, I immediately turned back and started local anesthesia in the larynx after inhaling laughter gas, and after the anesthesia, I started collecting. What I was worried about most of the first and second rounds of laryngeal quality hair follicles that ran out, so what if most of the bad hair follicles were used in this surgery. In response, the director said, "We need to minimize the depletion of laryngeal hair follicles because it is the tertiary \n", and that the strategy was to extract as many hair follicles as possible containing 3 hair per \n hair follicle. The result was that the proportion of Triple was very high by collecting 50 Single \n, Double 291 and Triple 266. And after collection, 99% of the G1 and G2 grades of \n follicles affected the birth rate, so they said it would be well-worn. (In fact, it's a miracle that there are so many Triple hair follicles and G1, G2 grade hair follicles alive in the third operation, and he didn't spare any praise for my occipital region.) d. Transplantation The transplant is carried out by putting transplant hair collected in a pre-made slit hole, and \n went very fast, and it was so comfortable without any pain that I fell asleep and ended up sleeping \n. When I woke up, the surgery was over, and there was no problem in recovering as the surgery ended \n quickly. So far, without taking a break during the surgery process, one director was in charge of all the housekeeping, and the staff who participated in the surgery together showed very delicate and professional movements. e. the opinion of the director after the operation ∙ Despite being a tertiary operation, many quality \n follicles remained, so we selected and worked as much as possible. ∙ High grade hair follicles were transplanted safely and quickly by sapphire slit method, so they would all be well-adorned. ∙ I've compiled a note on my personal blog after the Hair Transplant ceremony that I wrote in 20 hours for those who are worried about the Hair Transplant, so please read it until the end. ∙ If you have any more questions, please feel free to contact me as I'll answer you right away unless it's a little late. 4. Member for Mammoth \n Personal General Review of the Hairline 1) Premium \nHealth Care Services Throughout the entire process, from counseling inquiries to surgery, I felt the most strongly that it was a super-premium hospital that solved all the inconveniences that patients might feel by splitting them into really detailed pieces. Using expensive and good foreign medical devices or performing surgery with the best technology \n is fundamental, the ability to care for the patient's psychology, the philosophy of Mammoth in medical services, the quality of the staff's response, and the cleanliness of the hospital. And the most reliable thing was that as a hospital trying to "inflate hair" campaign, it organized and released all the details so that the patient could know in detail what the "medical service I received" was. Because Hair Transplant surgery is carried out blindfolded, you can deceive patients as much as you want to deceive them in a malicious hospital. There are cases where a doctor who is not a contracted doctor comes in and performs a surrogate operation, and there are cases where they extort money by inflating the number of hair. Mammoth Hair Restoration Center seems to be the only hospital that discloses every little detail \n so that there is no doubt about this. 2) Private \n Space It is located right in front of Apgujeong Station Exit 2, and the size of the hospital is much larger than necessary. However, during my three visits to counseling, surgery, and shampoo, I never encountered any other customers. This is because surgery is also limited to once a day, but the number of consultations is also limited. As much as \n, I could definitely feel that I was paying a lot of attention to the private sector. (Even a large acreage that doesn't interfere much with my staff.) 3) I'm telling you about the director The first encounter may seem authoritative, hard, and cool-headed in the preconceived notion of being a tall, handsome super-elite doctor in Apgujeong, but he likes humor very much and has a gentle personality, so he creates a very comfortable environment. And since he is a person with great pride in the medical services he provides, I felt that no patient would have a rough look at anything. 4) About the staff As it is a hospital that provides premium medical services, you can feel that the level of service training \n of employees is also very high. To put this in the easiest way, I can tell you that it felt like I was being served at a \n5-star hotel. 5. Member for Mammoth \nHairline's brief review of satisfaction ∙ Consultation with the director for more than 1 hour \n (very detailed consultation) ∙ From the beginning to the end of the operation, the director's house ∙ The longer the time from collection to transplantation, the lower the birth rate, and there was no break time except for one bathroom trip after the slit (I went straight because I had a small number of hair follicles, but when the number of hair follicles increases a little, I think I have a break time of about one) ∙ 1/3 operation time \n (past 6-7 hours l \n Mammoth 2 hours) compared to previous surgery ∙ Laughing gas anesthesia so that you're not afraid of local anesthesia ∙ With sapphire slits, a much faster and more sophisticated operation than a placenta ∙ All data that can be quantitatively identified by the patient, such as the number of transplant hair follicles, the \n status of transplant hair, the operation time per part, etc., can be checked directly or indirectly. ∙ Get the best premium, private \n management. ∙ As you can see from Director Seok Ji-woong's blog, this is not a place where marketing agencies are used, but a place that has become famous for the "viral of purity \n100%" that occurs among "satisfied patients."※ Currently, the campaign to eradicate inflated hair numbers has been forced to end with reports from more than 25 competing hospitals. It's deplorable that cases such as the past Tongken Chicken and Shuka Bread Restaurant are also appearing in the medical community. Even, this campaign is not just about price gouging in the Hair Transplant market, it's about announcing bad deeds and cutting them off. I will not say more about this, but thank you for the hard work of the three directors of Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, and I will end the review.

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