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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: One year after surgery
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I'm also seriously considering a transplant.
>Hello?
>It's been a while since I came into the DAEDAMO.
>It's been a year since I had surgery on April 7th last year^^(approximately 1500 moles)
>I started taking the photo card on April 5th last year, and of course, I didn't skip a day...
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>Well, you're most curious about my condition right now, right??
>My hair is growing well because it's 85% handsome It is about 10 centimeters long..
>But if I left it alone because I had a private experience two months ago, it would have grown more, right?
>Anyway, I think it would be better to grow out transplant hair than short hair (personal opinion).
>I think you all know that density is not as dense as normal hair.
>I hope you don't expect to be the same as a normal person even a Hair Transplant ago.
>But it's the only way to change it to a better look than it was a Hair Transplant ago.
>Remember^^
>But I'm not wearing a wig right now.
>I've been using a very famous product for about 2 years, but wigs are still uncomfortable. ^^ (People who know it will know)
>I throw away my hat, take off my wig, and just go around.
>It's hard to put it on, but I don't have to shy away from it at all..It's just that people don't have a lot of hair on you..It's about as good as..
>Anyway, the current satisfaction level is about 70%... Satisfaction increases as time goes by.. in my experience
>If you look at it..But it's been a year, so there won't be much change now, right??
>I've been taking Puka for about a year, but the effect is okay.
>At least, hair loss seems to be prevented a lot, and even if you touch the top of the head with your hands, your hair is strong
>I think it's been put in a lot.
>I'm not planning to have a second surgery..Because it's scary... Rather than surgery.. Later, the journey... Oh..just thinking about it
>It's dark...Of course, it would be better to watch it, right?^^
>By the way, I was an MJ.. I've been listening to it a lot On both sides..Not now, but..Hehe^^
>Where is the hospital?
>I'm one of the counselors at the DAEDAMO here.
>I personally really liked him..
>If you show pictures of people who have been in surgery months after the actual surgery
>I didn't know it would look like this.. That's what you said..
>I'm not showing you a very rich picture in a newspaper advertisement, but an actual picture.
>He told me to think carefully..
>I started the surgery at around 10 a.m., but I had surgery While resting, the teacher ordered black bean noodles
>We also smoked together And then I'll have another surgery.. It's funny, right??
>Anyway, be careful about your head saying that you died for about a month after the surgery.. Especially scratching and bumping
>According to the report, it's okay after 15 days, but it's been about a month for me, so I'm going to hand-pick my hair
>I removed it.. and my hair fell out without any difficulty^^)
>But I don't smoke anymore..It's been about two months since I quit smoking for about 10 years.
>It's nice to have a light body and a clear head^^
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>People usually have expectations that they will change tremendously when they get surgery
>And for those who regret many months after the surgery, they haven't seen the actual picture or experienced the surgery
>It's either you can't see it or you can't see it.
>Of course, there may be cases where the surgery failed completely, but...
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>Anyway, it's roughly like this..My story is...
>I want to write down everything I've been through since the surgery, but...The writing is quite long..The reader must be bored..
>I'll make time to post another story later..
>Have a good time~~~
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 Hair Transplant by the Chief Executive Officer]
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