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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.
It's been a long time since I posted it.(5 months and 25 days after surgery)
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I came in after a long time because my computer broke down and I was busy.
To be honest, the satisfaction with the postoperative results is quite low.
I heard that surgery cannot be complete, but I think there were still high expectations.
I planted about 2 cm of the cut on each side, and I planted about 0.5 cm of the middle part to lower it. (For more information, I posted a few photos before and after surgery, so I think it would be helpful if you were newbies.) I had a lot of hair, and Sam told me that the hair loss wasn't that wide, so I could expect a good look after the surgery.
I've been taking medicine since December last year...It's been over a year.(Even before taking the medicine, I think the amount of hair loss was on the normal side.I think I lost about 20 mullets.) The picture is an all-back hair to show you a more objective look.
I still like to wear hats these days, but when I take off my hat, I cover the transplant area a little with thickening hair and put the sides down a little bit with an all-back style. If it's a bit better after surgery, I think the time to style was a little shorter than before surgery.
Certainly, I think the transplant site is much less dense than normal hair.
Originally, my hair was long, but I cut it a little short a week ago.
I was wondering if I would look better...But I don't know.
I'm thinking about dying my hair bright this weekend.
Then, I thought it would be more covered.
I'm very upset that the left part of the picture doesn't come out as well as I thought.
I think the right side came out relatively satisfactorily.
So in the end, if you grow your hair in the future, your part will change.
Originally, it was from right to left in the picture...Conversely, anyway, maybe it's been a while since I posted it, but it's long-winded, but it doesn't have a skeleton.
Then, I hope you have a good end of the year.
I'll post a picture again after I dye my hair.[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
I came in after a long time because my computer broke down and I was busy.
To be honest, the satisfaction with the postoperative results is quite low.
I heard that surgery cannot be complete, but I think there were still high expectations.
I planted about 2 cm of the cut on each side, and I planted about 0.5 cm of the middle part to lower it. (For more information, I posted a few photos before and after surgery, so I think it would be helpful if you were newbies.) I had a lot of hair, and Sam told me that the hair loss wasn't that wide, so I could expect a good look after the surgery.
I've been taking medicine since December last year...It's been over a year.(Even before taking the medicine, I think the amount of hair loss was on the normal side.I think I lost about 20 mullets.) The picture is an all-back hair to show you a more objective look.
I still like to wear hats these days, but when I take off my hat, I cover the transplant area a little with thickening hair and put the sides down a little bit with an all-back style. If it's a bit better after surgery, I think the time to style was a little shorter than before surgery.
Certainly, I think the transplant site is much less dense than normal hair.
Originally, my hair was long, but I cut it a little short a week ago.
I was wondering if I would look better...But I don't know.
I'm thinking about dying my hair bright this weekend.
Then, I thought it would be more covered.
I'm very upset that the left part of the picture doesn't come out as well as I thought.
I think the right side came out relatively satisfactorily.
So in the end, if you grow your hair in the future, your part will change.
Originally, it was from right to left in the picture...Conversely, anyway, maybe it's been a while since I posted it, but it's long-winded, but it doesn't have a skeleton.
Then, I hope you have a good end of the year.
I'll post a picture again after I dye my hair.[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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