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Two years ago, I received the first 4,200-mo non-cut Hair Transplant.
The pus flowed from the day after the procedure, so I came to the hospital in a hurry and was treated with shamp and ointment, but my condition became so severe that my scalp was broken Of course, a year later, it was disastrous and had an incidence rate of less than 30 percent

The hospital acknowledged the failure from the 9th month and scheduled the re-operation even before seeing the progress of the first year. So at year one, about 1500 to 2000 mo (I don't remember exactly because of anesthesia) free reoperation, and it's now been another year since the second procedure
Fortunately, the doctor took care of the second procedure, so I got antibiotic injections, so I recovered well without inflammation.

The problem is that after the first procedure, the scalp has a hard, raised scar, looks red, and the area that was highly inflamed is less dense than the other areas after the second procedure

To be honest, even if we assume 40 percent out of 4,200 hairs, it is natural that the density is lower than the first plan at 3600 hairs, so we asked for overall reinforcement (we expected about 1,000 hairs)

The doctor who performed the procedure is doing well and already looks normal. Expectations should not be too high. They say they don't have room to plant already, so they think they only need to do the front part of about 200mo as, but will the part of 200mo be able to make it look normal..Or should I get it re-opened at another hospital

Anyway, from the members' point of view, does it look normal and you can't tell? What kind of demands can I make and what relief can I get..