I'm not trying to cut off the rice line.
Please let me know properly as you said. The knife handle is held by you. Honestly, I'm so curious about the reality because I'm talking about know-how.
If you continue to do the same as before, you will fight people like me forever, and I think it will only create a dislike and will not be fruitful.
If you have Pride, wouldn't that be a so-called win-win strategy that's good for you and for people with hair loss?
One more thing.
If you don't want to hear about me saying I'm Arba, please take it out yourself and talk to me. **He's a hospital official... Rather, it will attract more people's attention. Articles like the past pass by as if they were filtering spam.
Why don't you promote a hospital in a place like this bulletin board where there is no legal regulation for promotional posts in a capitalist society? If you don't raise eyebrows or just make unfounded claims.
You are responsible for it and **Hospitals are differentiated from other hospitals, and as a result, there are these things specifically. Like this. So the ** level of Hair Transplant surgery is a reasonable price. Like this.
If it's me, I'll do that.
From today on, I will think that the person who teaches me properly is the hospital official, and the person who writes the wrong article is Arba.
Oh, by the way, let's write with Korean spelling. First of all, reading can be annoying.
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>I can't believe you're saying this
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>You can't cut off the rice line
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>Don't worry about making money for others
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>I'm telling you how to do it, but you can't say arba
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>I'll take an apology from the bottom of my heart
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>The world-renowned Kyungpook National University is still
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>You don't know?
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>>I've been criticized as an Arba at Kyungpook National University a few times, but I sincerely apologize through this article.
>>I thought that the bulletin board here should basically serve as a place for information exchange for so many people who are mentally suffering from alopecia. I also got a lot of information from here and made my own careful decision and had Hair Transplant surgery.
>>It's been three and a half months since I had surgery, but I still visit the bulletin board here often and spend every day.
>>One thing I'm sorry about is that some people who I think are hospital officials keep leaving weird comments and trying to mislead a lot of people there. I've been watching with interest for a long time, so I've come to a clear conclusion that those can't be the answer and I've refuted a few times, but today I've even gone through a laughable happening that finally hands me over to the cheap hospital Arba.
>>It's absurd, but I understand. I think it might look like that. I'm nailing it at this point, but it's not like that at all.
>>I think it's because I refuted their comments, and I'm not going to do that anymore.
>>It was my fault that I cursed. Everyone thinks about posting something like that in a difficult time.
>>But if I ask you two cautiously,
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>>First, I hope you don't talk about satisfaction anymore.
>>That's only a matter to be mentioned by the person who underwent the procedure at the hospital, and mentioning satisfaction through other people's mouths would rather undermine trust. You'll find out if you think about it a little bit.
>>Second, I don't want you to talk about unfounded know-how anymore.
>>Of course, if you present a logical basis and empirical case, the know-how is clear, but all arguments require a basis.
>>As I've seen a lot of articles here, I don't know the truth of Kyungpook National University's know-how yet. If this is revealed, I expect more in-depth and developmental discussions to proceed. Groundless know-how is also a degradation of trust.
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>>If we avoid these two adverse effects, I think it will be a better promotional article. Hospital promotion is never a bad thing. However, if you can expand your choice to consumers with the right information, it could be a positive factor on the bulletin board here.
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>>post script.
>>The article below was originally Kwang-soo's idea, not Princess's idea.
>>I hope hair loss beginners will compare the article below with the article '7th year of wig' to make a judgment.
>>I look forward to Arba's reply.
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>>What's more than 6.5 million won for the surgery?
>>It's money these days You're doing it in the urology department.[Laughing out loud]
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>>I don't think what you mean by a fast schedule
>>Is the show called?I'll show you. Surgery is not a gamble.
>>I heard Venus Surgery in front of Miaari's Daeji Theater costs 2 million won
>>You can see the box. LOL
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>>The blind man grabbed the door and said that the surgery went well
>>There is no guarantee that both of us will do well.
>>In hair surgery, where only one person undergoes intensive surgery every day without complicated surgery
>>It's not a rattle, but everyone who has operated is 100% satisfied.
>>Of course, it costs a little more than other hospitals at the beginning, but in the long run, it's a choice
>>Is there any room? It's important to be successful and let go of your hair.
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>>Everyone, choose the hospital well and gain all the votes~
>>I thought of a princess out of frustration~
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