Hair transplant failure

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It's been about a year and a month since the surgery, but the more I think about it, the more I write it, the more ridiculous and absurd it is.



I had surgery at a hospital in Apgujeong last October.
At first, I thought the design was too crooked, so I asked the doctor if it was really a natural design, and he said it was the most easy and natural, so I thought it would be right to follow an expert because I thought it would be natural to do it in zigzags, but I was so stupid..



And do you see that as a couple of transplants?
That's 4000 mohns. He even recommended planting up to 4,500 if he wanted something more natural.
Looking at the reviews of other patients in Daemo, it seemed too insufficient to say 4000, so I visited several other hospitals.
The answer that came back seems to be 2000 mojos, at most 3,000 mojos, and there was a doctor whose eyes were wide open to see if this was really 4000 mojos...



Then, nearly three months after the surgery, the accompanying drop came over the left hairline. I was so surprised that I went to the hospital for a consultation
The doctor who operated on me quit the hospital, so I started consulting with the CEO at this time.
The problem is that the director looked at his head and said there is a 90% chance that he will not return, saying that it is not a companion failure but hair loss. In conclusion, they were eliminated together and they came back.
However, the director was embarrassed to mention that there would be less than 10% chance of coming back just because they don't come this late. My hair is suddenly falling out, shouldn't a doctor put the patient at ease or tell me what to do?



And it's my 6th month visit.
I asked the director because I don't think the hairline will become natural no matter how much I think about it.
But the doctor told me not to worry that the surgery was already a success, and that's all that's left to smile..
He even told me that I can walk around with my forehead ㅡㅡ
As you can see from the picture, it's absolutely natural, it's not dense, it's even the head that's fallen out with it was recovering.
What's funny is that it's naturally unnatural when you look at it up close. I'm just saying it's okay from afar..
(I explained that surgery should never be obvious to other patients.)That's what I'm saying --)
And they ask if it's natural while looking at the pictures taken that day, and the pictures are also taken in subtle lighting and printed out in a small size of 1/6 on A4 paper. I couldn't even see it properly.
In common sense, isn't it right to show the original picture in bright lights? Other hospitals show pictures on the monitor screen.



And the long-awaited visit to the 11th month
I asked the hospital for my picture because I wanted to check something personally.
It's too long from here, so I'll write it short.

Request a picture from the head of the department
I have to pay for it Hahm
When I asked if I should pay for my picture, he said yes. It's weird and I keep asking, so I brought the director
Request a picture again
The director can't do it
Why can't you give it to me?
There is a separate employee who manages the photos, but he doesn't come to work today and gives it to me later. (It's strange that there is a separate employee who manages the photos, but most of all, the highest CEO is in front of me, and the reason why I can't give it to you...?)
Then, his hospital prepared and showed photos only to patients who had originally made a reservation in advance.
Didn't I make a reservation too?
Isn't there a picture here? (The picture here is a progress picture taken on the day of that day. How can the picture taken that day be prepared in advance?)
I just said I got it and asked what form they give me the picture (I asked in case they give me a print)
They bake it with a CD.
Just email it to me or take it to USB
I can't do that while saying that the Personal Information Protection Act is tricky. (Is the law really allowed to deliver it only on CDs? Other hospitals send me compressed files by e-mail right away.)
I waited for a week saying I knew it, but I couldn't get a call
Staff asked me if I needed all the photos and asked for them all (if I hadn't called, I would have let it go)
10,000 won per CD
When I asked how many pictures there were, he said he didn't know, but there could be several.
I was confused, but I said okay and just asked for everything
He said okay and said he'll contact me again later.
After a while, he contacted me and said that three preoperative photos and three current photos are sufficiently comparable, giving only this and not the rest.
Just ask for everything.
Find and update photos and other patients have to work on them and it takes a long time.
I asked what photo update is, what does it take a long time to bake a photo, but it keeps saying it takes a long time (I still don't know what the update is, I gave it a week in the first place..)
What program did you use to ask why it takes so long to bake CDs
A program used by the hospital itself? an expression of
The director left work and called me back later.
Later, he called me back and changed his attitude
Photographs are not included in the medical records and never give them any obligation or need to give.
Isn't it necessary to give it to the patient because he asked for a picture?
I'm not obliged to give you a picture, I don't need it, but I keep repeating it.


That's it.
In the end, another hospital re-opened it.
The current picture is in the state of surgery.
I hope it goes well this time..