In 18 to 24 hours after surgery, all the birth is completed.
Even if you intentionally remove the scab after 48 hours at the latest
There is little difference in hair growth.
over-emphasis on hair care after hair transplantation
In the case of the hospital, the patient is responsible for the consequences
I think there's also an intention to pass it on.
But if it doesn't interfere with your life on purpose
It wouldn't be beneficial to remove the scab.
Like the word scratching..
Two weeks after the surgery, it started to fall out naturally
After a month, most of them will be gone. After three months, they will be gone again
It's me, but as much as your hair has different cycles..
It's not missing after the transplant, and some are still there
I do. It's a big difference, but.. properly operated
In the case, I understand that there is no difference later..
>On the 11th and 12th day after the transplant surgery, I was soaked in water
>I took off all the tickets with a toothpick
>From the 10th day, I didn't even get soaked in water
>It's been a while since I took off the scab with my hand.ㅡ
>A lot of hair fell out like a booger, but at the end of the hair
>There were a few that looked like hair follicles, but most of them
>It was just a case of hair and scabs falling out
>In this case, is it okay to say that it was born?
>I'm a little worried
>Oh, and even after removing all the scabs, the hair that's left
>Can I say it's new?
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