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justice · 2010-10-12T23:37:35+09:00

February 14th surgery October 12th Its been almost eight months I ate professia consistently before surgery Because of the price of medicine in the middle I changed it to a Korean copy medicine and kept taking it It didnt work anymore I made a big decision to perform the surgery Im sorry for the density of both mshaped parts Im 80 satisfied with this If you look at the picture It doesnt seem to work My hair is all up Im still a bit hesitant I dont think I can match my existing hair People around me No one says its changed I think this is why preconceived notions are scary Haha Someone brought beans at the meeting yesterday Since I dont eat I heard that I need to eat this to get a lot of hair Im not at the level of a bald head Even after the surgery I dont think its much different Ill post it again when its a little over a year but Im happy for now but Im worried that the mshaped density looks weak I still need to touch my hair to cover the m shape How about this

Hello. I was constantly thinking about surgery with my natural m-shaped forehead, and my acquaintance recommended me for surgery and I turned to counseling.Actually, before counseling, I wasn't sure if I could really make an appointment for surgery, and I was thinking a lot about whether I should go to Seoul. The last place I went was Lizmo after visiting some pretty famous hospitals in Busan. The consultation so far was mainly about talking to the head of the department, but the head of the department came in for a while and drew a line.However, Dr. Kim Doo-sol explained in detail how to operate, the range of shaved head, the number of hair follicles, and how to set the price at Lizmo Hospital. Seeing the meticulous director, I was convinced that I could entrust him with surgery. 1. Pre-management You take care of your scalp before surgery. After scaling my scalp, I thought I was really about to get surgery. 2. before the operation When the consultation surgery day came, I first went into design with the director. I think I redrawn it a few times and erased it. To match the symmetry, you draw it very carefully, and you explain one precaution before surgery in detail. He also explained the side effects (?) such as accompanying dropouts and folliculitis before surgery, and he also told me how to recover if I contact the hospital. 3. Surgery I disinfected it before entering the operating room. I thought the hygiene control was thorough. When I change clothes in the waiting room and go into the operating room, I shave my head. At this time, as my mind became complicated, I thought there was no turning back now, but you just have to endure it well this time.. The surgery wasn't boring because I could sit down and watch Netflix. The nurses in the operating room, including the director, were all kind and kept checking if my condition was okay. And I was able to confirm that the hair follicles were counted. (I had surgery expecting 2,000 hairs, and the director gave me 357 hairs as a service. Thank you!)Collecting is done sitting down, but transplantation is done lying down, so I can sleep for a while then, and I have lunch after the morning surgery.Thank you for taking care of your teeth along with lunch.If you finish the afternoon surgery in the same way as the morning surgery, you cover your head with a beanie, but you just have to endure it for a day because you're going to shampoo the next day. Please avoid white tops on the day of surgery as much as possible. I was a little troubled because my clothes had blood on them. 4. Recovery I come to the hospital the day after the surgery and shampoo. Until this day, there was some bleeding. I was told to spray it frequently for about 3 days after surgery, so I sprayed it every 15 minutes. I'm on vacation, so it was possible to manage it like that. On the second day of the operation, the scab stopped bleeding as I sat down, and my daily life became completely possible. Until a week after the surgery, I had a little headache, and I felt dull. If I put my bangs down in advance and put my bangs down well, the surgery site was not too obvious. I didn't know because my acquaintances didn't tell me. And I recommend you to tie your hands with a shoe strap as much as possible because you shouldn't touch the surgical area. 5. confirmation of progress It's been almost two weeks since the surgery, so I've been getting dead skin cells on the surgical site and the scabs came off little by little when I washed my hair. And I can feel the hair growing little by little in the hair follicles. If you hold it in for up to two weeks, you come to the hospital and shampoo. At this time, he also gets scalp scaling and the director comes to see the progress. After shampooing, all the scabs and dead skin cells fall off, so you can't really tell. There are no precautions after two weeks, so you can live a comfortable life. Hair transplants have follow-up care, so it's hard to go to Seoul. It was a great relief that there was a hospital nearby with such a meticulous and kind doctor. If you are thinking about surgery in Busan, I recommend it!! Make sure you get counseling. You'll be sure you can do it here.

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