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Hair transplantation is more important than anything else because the final result is finally confirmed after a year.
It is a space where members are diagnosed with their condition after surgery and counseled on postoperative management, case-by-case occurrence, and additional supplementation methods.
It has the most clinical data in the world, where doctors related to hair transplantation also visit to study cases.
Thank you to all the seniors who left a meaningful record that can't express its value to someone preparing for surgery.
Leaving photo data after surgery is also "patient strength" and is a strong insurance policy against future unexpected surgical outcomes.
Re: Two hair transplants...
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I don't know. Wrote:
>Heehee, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger:
>> It's hard to get an effect with just one hair transplant surgery When I first operated on it, it looks dense because of the black scab, but when it heals, it becomes less dense.When I first did it, I thought it would be okay, but when I healed, it didn't That's why I'm having a second operation I'm as satisfied as I am now, but I want to do it until the third round. Then I think the bangs will almost be covered.I don't have money, so I only think about the third round, but now I'm eating Proscars. It's been 4 months since I took Proscar, and it seems to be working. The side hair that is not planted doesn't come out anymore.And I think I paid a lot of attention to the hospital where I operated...
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> If I did it twice, is the back of my hair okay now?
> Actually, I can't make a decision easily because I'm worried about the back of my hair.
> And is your hair the same as your surrounding hair?
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It's been a while since I came in, and a lot of posts are posted.
In fact, self-hair transplantation is not as satisfactory as you might think.
Hair loss in front of hair is effective to some extent for those with minor hair loss. That, too
Only for at least two or more procedures. As Hee-no Ae-rak said, it is true that the black scabs after the first transplant feel dense. The back of the head (donated area) feels more pulled than the first surgery, but you don't have to worry. Scar marks are hard to see (during the second operation)
They cut it out, including the area of the primary surgery.) And once the hair falls out, the hair grows to the nature of the hair around it.Some of them are curly
There are some that grow thick, but when they fall out and grow back, they resemble the hair around them. However, compared to the satisfaction level, the cost and time were too inconvenient.
But at this point, the most obvious way is to have autologous hair transplantation, which is the conclusion I've been getting from hair loss.
P.S: Oh! There is a stupid person who has been so careful about the birth rate after the hair transplant that he hasn't washed his hair for a month, so you can feel free to wash it if it's 15 days even if you hold it enough. Rather, if not detected, there is a high risk of inflammation. In that period, hair roots are already fully born and left, so it's better to lose hair and leave the remaining hair behind. (In my experience, about 70% of hair is lost.)
The rest grew.)
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
>Heehee, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger, anger:
>> It's hard to get an effect with just one hair transplant surgery When I first operated on it, it looks dense because of the black scab, but when it heals, it becomes less dense.When I first did it, I thought it would be okay, but when I healed, it didn't That's why I'm having a second operation I'm as satisfied as I am now, but I want to do it until the third round. Then I think the bangs will almost be covered.I don't have money, so I only think about the third round, but now I'm eating Proscars. It's been 4 months since I took Proscar, and it seems to be working. The side hair that is not planted doesn't come out anymore.And I think I paid a lot of attention to the hospital where I operated...
>
> If I did it twice, is the back of my hair okay now?
> Actually, I can't make a decision easily because I'm worried about the back of my hair.
> And is your hair the same as your surrounding hair?
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It's been a while since I came in, and a lot of posts are posted.
In fact, self-hair transplantation is not as satisfactory as you might think.
Hair loss in front of hair is effective to some extent for those with minor hair loss. That, too
Only for at least two or more procedures. As Hee-no Ae-rak said, it is true that the black scabs after the first transplant feel dense. The back of the head (donated area) feels more pulled than the first surgery, but you don't have to worry. Scar marks are hard to see (during the second operation)
They cut it out, including the area of the primary surgery.) And once the hair falls out, the hair grows to the nature of the hair around it.Some of them are curly
There are some that grow thick, but when they fall out and grow back, they resemble the hair around them. However, compared to the satisfaction level, the cost and time were too inconvenient.
But at this point, the most obvious way is to have autologous hair transplantation, which is the conclusion I've been getting from hair loss.
P.S: Oh! There is a stupid person who has been so careful about the birth rate after the hair transplant that he hasn't washed his hair for a month, so you can feel free to wash it if it's 15 days even if you hold it enough. Rather, if not detected, there is a high risk of inflammation. In that period, hair roots are already fully born and left, so it's better to lose hair and leave the remaining hair behind. (In my experience, about 70% of hair is lost.)
The rest grew.)
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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