This is my fourth year of hairline incision surgery.Side effects of hairline awkwardness and occipital scarring. (Long content)

Hospital name: Year by year
Treatment period: 2010.3 Surgery
Cost of treatment: about 250
How to treat: incision
Change after treatment:
In 2010, I had hairline surgery
I got it, but the stress is no joke.
As you can see in the picture below, the hairline transplant is pressed hard like a doll's head, and it's too obvious when you look at it in a bright light.
I did it because I wanted to do it, but I cover it up more
It feels like it's going to hit me and it's uncomfortable
The posterior larynx also has a large scar and a sense of nervousness behind it. I asked the hospital earlier this year, but I heard that the scar was increased because of my skin, so I had nothing to sayI didn't say anything about the nervousness. Also, at that time, I was busy with work, so I didn't have time to go to the hospital, but I couldn't do anything about it because I got pregnant and had a baby. I asked him to pull out his hair line because it was unnatural..I got my larynx tattooed.
At the time, during the consultation before the visit, the doctor emailed me the record saying there was no problem after the surgery, and also sent me a picture of the occipital suture. However, the picture seemed to have been taken with the hair down a little more above the surgical site. Why did you come now? He told me about not visiting again..Would there have been no laryngeal scar if I had received medication at that time? It's a question.
-----The above is what I posted on Naver's Imaban cafe a long time ago..I'm posting again like this because someone recently told me about the goddamo. I don't think I would have had hairline surgery if I had known this place earlier..
Currently, we are getting hairline hair removal. Rather, it is less painful to the mind or skin after hair removal.
After the hairline, the discomfort and awkwardness of the skin were really bad. It was even more so when I washed my hair, and when I tied my hair up, it hurt and hit me..
The problem is the scar on the occipital region and large cavity after the incision for hairline surgery.And there are symptoms of neuropathy.
When I visited this hospital again, I didn't have anything to say, so I didn't have any knowledge to come up with, and I heard the hospital director's answer and got a tattoo There was no answer to the neurosis. He said he'd do it for free because he was a patient who had surgery, but he said it was expensive and that he had a patent Some say that a practitioner followed the technique and did it legally..I got it early last year, but if you look at it now, the color is fading a lot..I still care about the donor part, and when I feel a neurological abnormality, I get angry. I'm going to post a picture of the occipital bust on the Damo site. I'd like to get some advice from those involved.
I want to go to the hospital again and talk to you, but I can't go for many reasons, and time has passed.
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Why didn't you explain the side effects at the first consultation? And I texted the number that the director gave me before the visit, and when I asked about the occipital region, he was rather angry, saying that he was not an unscrupulous doctor to legally sue me for sending a signed consent form for surgery.  I don't even remember how it was written in the consent form, but I clearly remember the manager telling me not to worry about the suture method during surgery and that I rarely see scars after surgery. I didn't even hear about the side effects of neurological abnormalities. If you had told me that, I wonder if I would have had this surgery.
And when I visited again, I talked about transplant rates..They say I may have lost weight due to childbirth after pregnancy.
I definitely knew that hair that moved from the occipital region would never fall out in your life. And if I lost it after giving birth, why wouldn't I know. I knew that the results of the hairline surgery needed a long time, so I didn't think about the birth rate even though the hair grown after the surgery was in a low state, and I just spent time thinking that this was a normal person, but I found out that it was the wrong case after seeing the comments from the people who commented on me at the cafe called Imaban. I'm so stupid too...
Recently, I barely took time to visit the dermatology department and hair transplant hospital at the university hospital, but there was no solution.
Look at my forehead.. He said he couldn't even discuss the results of the hairline transplant..
But when I look at other victims, there are people who are worse than me, and I'm consoling them even though I should say this is a relief.
That's so unfair...I'm really angry because I have to take mental stress and neurosensory symptoms for the rest of my life.
I'm the most stressed woman, but I'm scared to go to the hair salon..What should I do?
Can I ask for a refund? Should I complain?