I've been just staring, but I've been feeling restless for the past few days, so I'm writing to get some advice.
My hair loss was pretty bad, but I didn't even take my medication and kept leaving it stupidly, so my condition got so out of control that the front, side, and back were hooky....I thought I couldn't do it, so I recently went to the Dongtan branch of the Hairro Clinic and got counseling, and eventually performed surgery.
The area is so large that it can't be done only with non-cuttings, but it's been planted in a large capacity of 4,500 moles mixed with non-cuttings (for mixed use). The cost is also almost 10 million won broken, so the bleeding is huge... (laughs)
When I look at the design and filled hair drawn by the director immediately after the operation, I thought, 'Oh, I can live like a human being now,' so the hope circuit is spinning, but on the other hand, the transplant site is sticky, and I can't sleep well at night because of anxiety, 'Can I really go back to the old days when it's all grown up?' and 'What if it doesn't look good?'
I heard that the dark age of losing all of it is coming soon, but my mind is already shaking.
Are there any seniors like me who have received large-capacity transplants?
I'm so curious about the realistic reviews of whether I can really go back to my old self over time.
And if you have any tips on increasing the birth rate or know-how on postoperative care (such as shampoo exfoliation mental care) for beginners who just finished surgery, please leave a comment.
Thank you for reading the long article. I hope you all have a great day!
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