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Re: Everything about hair transplants (5th month of surgery)
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Pkasanai Wrote:
> Hello?
> I'm a person who has been operating for almost five months.
>
>1. Relationship between tobacco and the rate of ingestion
>
> I don't think it has much to do with it.
>I took a break during the surgery, smoked a cigarette, and planted it again..
> With the teacher ^^
> Never drink. It's going to be a harpoon.
>
> 2. Management after transplantation
>
> I washed my hair 4 days after the surgery Alone (not shaved, of course, almost like rinsing in water)
> I wrapped it tightly around the thread pundam.
> The transplant site was closed tightly a month later.
> For your information, I really like games, so I lived in a game room four days after surgery.
> We almost played a game all day long.
> The most important thing is that you scratch the transplant site or bump it somewhere
>You just have to do it..
> And if you don't drop the scabs for up to a month, take them off after taking a shower.
>Otherwise, inflammation can affect the birth rate (quoted by experts)
> Throw away all the hair loss or not.
> The hair that falls at that time somehow falls off and doesn't fall because it's just a slapstick
>I lost.
>
> 3. Current Status
>
> I think all the hair that will come out came out. I think it's coming up a little bit from time to time
> I don't think so.
> But your hair is still short, so you're not satisfied..
>I'm sure the front line will come back to life.
> Anyway, I think it's better than before surgery. (The incidence rate is 90 or higher)
> We'll have to wait a little longer.
> I heard that you have to be at least 10 months old to become a completely normal hair..
> I think I'm pulling the back of my hair a little bit even now, but it's almost normal
> We're back.
> As far as I know, plastic surgery usually lasts a year.
> It's like nose or eyes, but even after surgery, it's going to be back to normal tissue nerves..
>
>4. What you want to say
>
> Don't look at the big results from a hair transplant, but it'll be a little better than now
>That's what you think.
> I didn't have high expectations before the surgery, so I'm very frustrated or disappointed
> I don't do it or anything.
> You basically have to eat Pekana Ppe.
> If you don't want to throw away your hair transplant..
> I'm not saying that the transplant hair is going to fall out, so that the transplant site and the top of the head are different
> You can continue to harmonize.
>
>
> Anyway, you're all working hard.. Me, too. I'm studying without getting married
> It's a person.
> Anyway, I hope everyone tastes the results that you're satisfied with..
> Wanderer turns.
>
>
>
> I'm thinking about surgery, but I don't know where to do it...
I don't know if I should go to a place where the surgery is cheap or anywhere in Gangnam. I live in a rural area
I can't go to Seoul often, so I have to, but it's not even a penny or two for the surgery, so I'm sorry, but if you have any surgery or recommendations, I'll send you an e-mail
Please let me know the location of the hospital and the cost of the surgery if you know anything else
Even if it's a bit of a hassle, please
Mel's address is p6435425@yahoo.co.kr
I ask for your help
Then I wish you happiness...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
> Hello?
> I'm a person who has been operating for almost five months.
>
>1. Relationship between tobacco and the rate of ingestion
>
> I don't think it has much to do with it.
>I took a break during the surgery, smoked a cigarette, and planted it again..
> With the teacher ^^
> Never drink. It's going to be a harpoon.
>
> 2. Management after transplantation
>
> I washed my hair 4 days after the surgery Alone (not shaved, of course, almost like rinsing in water)
> I wrapped it tightly around the thread pundam.
> The transplant site was closed tightly a month later.
> For your information, I really like games, so I lived in a game room four days after surgery.
> We almost played a game all day long.
> The most important thing is that you scratch the transplant site or bump it somewhere
>You just have to do it..
> And if you don't drop the scabs for up to a month, take them off after taking a shower.
>Otherwise, inflammation can affect the birth rate (quoted by experts)
> Throw away all the hair loss or not.
> The hair that falls at that time somehow falls off and doesn't fall because it's just a slapstick
>I lost.
>
> 3. Current Status
>
> I think all the hair that will come out came out. I think it's coming up a little bit from time to time
> I don't think so.
> But your hair is still short, so you're not satisfied..
>I'm sure the front line will come back to life.
> Anyway, I think it's better than before surgery. (The incidence rate is 90 or higher)
> We'll have to wait a little longer.
> I heard that you have to be at least 10 months old to become a completely normal hair..
> I think I'm pulling the back of my hair a little bit even now, but it's almost normal
> We're back.
> As far as I know, plastic surgery usually lasts a year.
> It's like nose or eyes, but even after surgery, it's going to be back to normal tissue nerves..
>
>4. What you want to say
>
> Don't look at the big results from a hair transplant, but it'll be a little better than now
>That's what you think.
> I didn't have high expectations before the surgery, so I'm very frustrated or disappointed
> I don't do it or anything.
> You basically have to eat Pekana Ppe.
> If you don't want to throw away your hair transplant..
> I'm not saying that the transplant hair is going to fall out, so that the transplant site and the top of the head are different
> You can continue to harmonize.
>
>
> Anyway, you're all working hard.. Me, too. I'm studying without getting married
> It's a person.
> Anyway, I hope everyone tastes the results that you're satisfied with..
> Wanderer turns.
>
>
>
> I'm thinking about surgery, but I don't know where to do it...
I don't know if I should go to a place where the surgery is cheap or anywhere in Gangnam. I live in a rural area
I can't go to Seoul often, so I have to, but it's not even a penny or two for the surgery, so I'm sorry, but if you have any surgery or recommendations, I'll send you an e-mail
Please let me know the location of the hospital and the cost of the surgery if you know anything else
Even if it's a bit of a hassle, please
Mel's address is p6435425@yahoo.co.kr
I ask for your help
Then I wish you happiness...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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