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Hello, I'm currently a 25-year-old male.
I have a very wide forehead by nature. Even though hair loss hasn't started yet, it's not strange to say that 40 percent of the face area is forehead, apart from M-shape or something like this. So, even if it's not a very pretty forehead, I hate wearing a hat on a day of water or wind as a complex since I was young, so I saved money throughout my military life and decided to transplant it. In fact, I had about three counseling sessions before I joined the military, and among them, there was a manager who gave me the most satisfactory counseling, so I revisited after my military life. But he wasn't there, and someone else guided him. Of course, there was a record of consulting. I was working part-time to make up for the lack of money, but I kept contacting me about the reservation after revisiting. I had no choice but to borrow the balance from my parents to carry out the surgery around October 2017, including an incision of 4,800 mo Guretnaru.
It's been about 14 months now. After the surgery, I didn't drink at all, and when I called the hospital and said I couldn't stand cigarettes, he told me about one cigarette a day, so I smoked one cigarette, and then I even quit because I felt guilty. I think I smoked two cigarettes for about two months after the surgery. At first, it was good. In the dark age, there were fewer dropouts than others, and there were hair follicles that grew as they were. But after the dark ages, it was hard to see it coming up. I decided to wait more when the director said that I would not be able to make it obvious even if it was blown away by the wind, even if it was not filled closely before the operation.
I confirmed that there was no progress even after 10 months, and my head hurt so much that I just asked other hospitals for counseling with the mindset of 'Let's diagnose my condition properly'. I heard two hospitals, and the story was the same. It's a failure case. After almost a year, the birth is almost complete and there is no further progress. It was so heartbreaking when I heard that the birth rate was less than 40 percent. Even with the transplant, the left gouretnut just doesn't have a middle that's not a drop in density.
But what made me even angrier was the story that the hospital told me every three months, six months, and nine months. It's going well. Progression to the raw forehead, not the area that has been eliminated due to hair loss, has a lower incidence rate originally. This was the story, but other hospitals said it was nonsense, and in some ways, it was a failure, but the attitude of the hospital that operated on it was like this, so the credibility was reduced. I haven't seen the manager who consulted at that time since then.
It's so hard even now. I've almost invested two years, not a small amount of money, and most of all, the consumables were my hair on the back of my head. He said that even if it is not dense and filled, it will not bother you even if it is blown by the wind. How am I right now? If it's blown away, it's much more nerve-wracking than before the transplant. Who would want to reveal the transplant.
The more I see my hair now, which is not even half dense, the more I don't want to look at it. Sometimes I want to push it away. I'd like to have another surgery. But as a student, I can't raise that money again. It's really hard to even fail to transplant when my confidence is falling.
I hope you can lend me the strength of Daemo members. I don't intend to re-operate in the same place. How can I be compensated? It's really hard because it overlaps with academic stress. I really want to solve one thing. Please give me some advice.crying
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