This is the review of H&W surgery, including pictures before and after surgery.

Hello, I got surgery at H&W in Vancouver, Canada and it's my 8th day today.

There is very detailed information in the reviews posted by people who operated at H&W before me, such as Milli and Living in the bathroom, so I will write it as if I were briefly talking.

1. As you can see from the description of the picture, the four pictures from the top are my condition before the surgery, and the pictures from the bottom are the pictures taken the day after the surgery. There are pictures taken when I came back to Korea, but I bought a camera USB cable on the Internet, but it hasn't arrived yet, so I'm going to wait together and post a review including a picture when I go back to Korea, so I'm going to post this first just in case there are people waiting.

1.1 My Surgery Requirements Dr. Wong was on vacation until the day before my surgery, so I arrived at the hospital on the day of surgery, got counseling, and had a hairline decision process. I'd like to tell you some of my requirements before the surgery.

a. Let me have a natural density that fits my original hair.
b. By reducing temples, please make your forehead look narrower than before. c. Please transplant between the top and the top of the head in anticipation of progression.
d. Please design a natural hairline rather than a straight line.


2. Surgical itinerary for departure from Korea 8/19 (Incheon->Narita->VANCOUVER) 7000 US dollars, 600 Canadian dollars, and 11,000 yen All in cash Departure 8/19 Vancouver Arrives 8/19 ~ 8/22 H&W Arrives 8/23 06:40 Surgery begins 8/23 18:00 Surgery ends 8/24 ~ 8/25 Arrives near the accommodation 8/26 Departure from Canada (VANCOUVER->NARITA->INCHEON) 8/28 Arrives at Incheon International Airport 3. Total cost of surgery 3.1, total cost of surgery (US dollars) 3,535 hair follic.5$) + (1535 * 2.5$) - 400$ (air ticket support amount) - 315$ (hotel cost deduction amount) - 10% Discount (Korean discount) = 10910.25$ TAX(6%) = 654.62$ TOTAL = 10910.25 + 654.62 = 11564.87 (KRW 16 million [exchange rate 920]) 3.2 Non-surgery expenses (Korean won and Canadian dollars) 1.2 million won + accommodation 280$ + transportation fee (pick-up/taxi/bus) 250$ + meal plan 150$ + other miscellaneous expenses = KRW 1.9 million (measure price)^^) 3.3 Total cost (approximate)^^) 10.6 million won for surgery + 1.9 million won for non-surgery + 100,000 won for surgery preparation = 12.6 million won 4. I did not make the accommodation a hotel designated by the hospital, but decided to use the money as a Korean guest house outside Vancouver.
I stayed in a single room with a private bathroom and paid 40 dollars per day.
As I was getting it, I heard that it was a 20-30-minute taxi ride from the hospital, so I was worried about what if it was inconvenient because it was far away.
To tell you from my local experience, there was no inconvenience in my case.
I went to the hospital twice (the day of surgery, the day after surgery) while I was in Vancouver. On the day of the operation, the owner of the guesthouse offered me a 30 dollar visit, and the day after the operation, I took a taxi. The taxi fare is about $35 including the tip. So when I had to move urgently or when I wasn't feeling well, I used my grandfather's side^^ I was in Burnaby, east of central Vancouver. It was okay because Skytrain Station was nearby when I was sightseeing before the operation, and after the operation, it was good to relax and take a walk in a quiet and picturesque neighborhood atmosphere.
If you have a fear of a guest house, you can relieve your worries. My grandfather told me that when I was looking for a guesthouse in Vancouver, it would not be right for anyone who wanted to rest quietly because it was too cheap and crowded with students. The place where I stayed was not a guest house that ran a website and promoted it nicely, but a place where my grandparents quietly ran it. If you are having difficulty finding a guest house, I will let you know the email address and phone number you can contact.


5. Vancouver Tourism Review To classify the first places you visited first, 1. Downtown (Gastown, Chinatown, Lapson Street, ...), 2. Stanley Park, 4. Granville Island, 5. Victoria, 6. I think it's about the nearby hotel^^ I only used public transportation. I bought a $8 one-day pass from 7-Eleven, which allows me to ride freely for a day out of the skytrain, bus, and other transportation tickets operated by Translink.ca . There is a ferry fare when you go to Victoria. When I arrived in Victoria, I went around the carrent for a day.

*. Travel booklet I bought and took a book called "Enjoy Canada 100x" from Korea.
It was very helpful because the tourist destination information was included in detail. However, this booklet is years old, so there is a mistake in the details such as the local bus number. During the tour, I first collected free information from the local information (traffic information, maps, etc.) recorded in the book, and then planned and toured.

*. A Cautionary Note To list some of the cautions I felt that were not written in the travel booklet, go to tourist attractionsIf you look at it, there are sidewalks, bicycle paths, and roadways. Even if you can't see a bicycle, you'd better refrain from going on the bike path. walk around unawares at the beginningWhen I turned around at the sound of the bicycle, I walked by saying a few words. Of course, bicycles follow in advance, so it's not dangerous, but I think it's a culture to keep. To give you driving-related information for anyone who wants to drive, all roads are unprotected left turns. You can do it when the traffic light is orange or green but there is no car coming from the other side. And most intersections, including those without signals, have STOP signs. Regardless of traffic conditions, it is implicit to leave after a full stop unconditionally. If you encounter multiple cars at an intersection, you will proceed with the first car that arrived and start clockwise. I didn't know how cool it was and just started, but I was criticized once.^^ If the car stops in the center of the intersection after the signal changes, it will be 100% fined if there is a traffic police officer, and if there is no traffic signal, you will have to bear the incomprehensible curse of the drivers around you. Other than that, it's almost the same as Korea.


6. What happened after returning to Korea, I visited a nearby hair loss hospital to cut off the medical certificate due to reserve forces. The manager or doctor there looked a little surprised, so he said he had surgery abroad. The extraction of so many hair follicles, the delicate implantation, the person who was only five days after the surgery seemed surprised that he was walking around without any swelling and no bandages. I found out then that I wear bandages during surgery in Korea. To be honest, what was a bit of a shame was that they didn't have the knowledge of H&W, Almani, Rahal, etc. in Canada, even though they were also doing hair transplants. It made me disappointed that I didn't know about hospitals that were recognized in the world in the same field, and that I didn't know how a 5-day-old patient's condition could be like this even though I hadn't worn a bandage or had so many hair follicles extracted. My chest was like this.
Your hospital manager, who was amazed, asked me if I could take a picture of my surgery, so I didn't disclose it without my consent and became a model on the condition that he would send me all the pictures he took. You've even taken a normal camera to a microscope. Right now, I'm waiting for the photos I took via email. If I get it, I'll choose and upload it again^^ 7. Current condition (8 days after surgery) There was no swelling at all and no pain yet.
I guess I'm in surgery cc. If I'm in the military, I have to go to the military, but if I'm in the surgery, do I have to keep getting hurt? There is a phenomenon that splits like a turtle shell in the front upper part.
I think the road construction is in full swing through the hair. I'm getting a path or two cc I have a question for those who have experienced this phenomenon. "How long after will the road that has been built disappear?"^^ I've finished the antibiotics that the hospital gave me, I'm taking Puka, and I'm taking vitamin B Complex. I'm using shampoo that the hospital gave me. Other than this, we don't use any other drugs.


***. At the end of the review, I'd like to take an example of what I felt after looking at the questions on the Daemo bulletin board for a while^^ There seems to be a lot of precious information on the Daemo bulletin board.
Who doesn't want to have that information. However, finding such information on your own would be difficult without a minimum of clues. Like, "What should I type in the search term to get the information I want?"
Therefore, I only recommend searching the bulletin board to strangers, and comments that are a little cold are hurtful, and those who ask for the same information without trying to search may have caused a little trouble to those who have already written.
"Search's life story." That's a nice thing to say, but for those of you who don't know anything, it feels like you've hit a wall, and it's a simple thing to say, "Please tell me the total cost in a note." I can feel Wenjimmo's coldness^^ Since it is not a place to buy and sell information, it is a place to share information, so I add this sour article at the end of the review in the hope that it will be a place where givers, receivers, and everyone can solve their problems in a good mood by keeping the minimum courtesy^^ Have a nice day everyone and if you have any additional questions, please leave comments or notes^^ I will try to answer as hard as I know it!!!