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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.
☆★My hair transplant experience (2)★☆
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After lunch prepared by the hospital, we started a full-fledged hair transplant.
I'm lying on the operating table in a straight position, on the table below my feet
I see male nurses working on separating my hair.
Disinfect the first half of the head with 75% alcohol (planted evenly on the M part of the forehead and the top of the head)
I received anesthetic injections evenly, similar to the process of removing the back of my head,
It stung at first, but soon became numb.
On the right side of my head, on the workbench, I had a bunch of hairplants and hair for implantation in my head,
Two female nurses helped the doctor with his work.
Of course, on the table below the operating table, I was working on separating the back of my hair.
Every time I planted it, the counter went up with a "squeak" sound.
I had finished partial anesthesia, so I didn't have any pain when I transplanted my hair.
It just feels like something's stuck in my head??
With that feeling, it felt good to think that your hair would stretch out one by one.^^
Several hair transplants were performed alternately, which seems to have been a way to speed up the transplant.
While the doctor transplants the hair, the nurse puts the hair on another placenta...
Anyway, the hair transplant was completed for about four hours, including one break.
Including the time when I took off the back of my hair, I think it took about 5 hours.
After the surgery, the nurse applied ointment evenly to the hair.
And then I took a photo of the postoperative image.
I looked in the mirror as I changed my clothes,
Clothes~~~ The hairline became clearer.
There were a total of 1,700 hairs planted (the plan was about 1,500).
I only put a little gauze on the ball, but I didn't put a bandage on it.
As the anesthesia began to ease little by little, the headache began to come.
Others say that the pain in the cavity and the transplant site is significant, but in my experience, it wasn't that bad.
Should I say it's a bit dizzying?
I left the hospital after talking a little bit with the doctor about how to manage after surgery.
I wore a fur hat that I had prepared in advance and came home using public transportation (subway, bus), but there was no difficulty.
When I got home, I looked closely at the surgical site once again through the mirror, and there was a small patch of blood.
It seemed like there was little pain in the air and the graft over time.. However, I suffered a little because of the headache that came when the anesthesia was relieved. ^^;
Because I wasn't in a bad state of hair loss (the forehead began to turn into an M shape, and the hair of the two governments became a little thinner and lighter)
There was no significant change except that the forehead was clearly defined.
When your hair starts to grow later, your hair will look full. ^^
Keep going...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
I'm lying on the operating table in a straight position, on the table below my feet
I see male nurses working on separating my hair.
Disinfect the first half of the head with 75% alcohol (planted evenly on the M part of the forehead and the top of the head)
I received anesthetic injections evenly, similar to the process of removing the back of my head,
It stung at first, but soon became numb.
On the right side of my head, on the workbench, I had a bunch of hairplants and hair for implantation in my head,
Two female nurses helped the doctor with his work.
Of course, on the table below the operating table, I was working on separating the back of my hair.
Every time I planted it, the counter went up with a "squeak" sound.
I had finished partial anesthesia, so I didn't have any pain when I transplanted my hair.
It just feels like something's stuck in my head??
With that feeling, it felt good to think that your hair would stretch out one by one.^^
Several hair transplants were performed alternately, which seems to have been a way to speed up the transplant.
While the doctor transplants the hair, the nurse puts the hair on another placenta...
Anyway, the hair transplant was completed for about four hours, including one break.
Including the time when I took off the back of my hair, I think it took about 5 hours.
After the surgery, the nurse applied ointment evenly to the hair.
And then I took a photo of the postoperative image.
I looked in the mirror as I changed my clothes,
Clothes~~~ The hairline became clearer.
There were a total of 1,700 hairs planted (the plan was about 1,500).
I only put a little gauze on the ball, but I didn't put a bandage on it.
As the anesthesia began to ease little by little, the headache began to come.
Others say that the pain in the cavity and the transplant site is significant, but in my experience, it wasn't that bad.
Should I say it's a bit dizzying?
I left the hospital after talking a little bit with the doctor about how to manage after surgery.
I wore a fur hat that I had prepared in advance and came home using public transportation (subway, bus), but there was no difficulty.
When I got home, I looked closely at the surgical site once again through the mirror, and there was a small patch of blood.
It seemed like there was little pain in the air and the graft over time.. However, I suffered a little because of the headache that came when the anesthesia was relieved. ^^;
Because I wasn't in a bad state of hair loss (the forehead began to turn into an M shape, and the hair of the two governments became a little thinner and lighter)
There was no significant change except that the forehead was clearly defined.
When your hair starts to grow later, your hair will look full. ^^
Keep going...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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