Istanbul Sebmek Yeliz 5138 hair follicles 25 days later

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1. preoperative consultation
2. immediately after surgery
3. Day 6 after surgery
4-6 Day 25 after surgery (Big warts at the bottom of the back of the head). Surgical wound X)



This is a review of the surgery by Istanbul Yeliz team leader on May 4-5th.

1. Wearing a wig

As you can see from the picture, I've been wearing a wig for about two and a half years. It cost about 2 million won for two Milan-like products, and it cost about 40,000 won per month to maintain them. The problem is the cost, but because the skin (the part where the wig is planted) is thin (the thinner the skin, the harder it is to identify whether the wig is worn or not), the hair that was planted fell out (the process of replanting the missing part) was so severe that I mended it once every two months. Even if it was uncomfortable after wearing the wig, the problem of hair falling out too well on the skin was difficult to bear. I went there with the introduction of an acquaintance, and in the case of an acquaintance, he has worn a wig for more than 15 years, so I kept wearing it without much doubt. But when I had to get a new wig because the wig I was wearing was running out of life... I didn't think this was right. The two-year process came to my mind... So I started looking into hair transplants.

2. Even Istanbul's choice

At first, I didn't even think about foreign countries, but I looked for domestic hospitals. After checking only the basics in Daemo, etc., I have been consulting domestic hospitals since December last year. [Dangsan Station Global Plastic Surgery - Nonhyeon-dong Jo & Kim Hair Transplantation Center - Mo Jerim - Modream] That's how we consulted. If you've been to counseling, you'll get a rough idea. I've been looking for cheap places, and I've been thinking a lot between non-cut and incised. After I got counseling in mid-January at Mojerim, I actually almost did it. I remember that the incision was about 4000 moles, and the cost was about 550 cash. (The amount is not accurate. However, you need to cut as much as you can. I also remember that I cut almost 700,000 won from the amount first called by the manager (female). Cut it as much as possible). In the meantime, I got to know a place called Modream, and I thought it was the last time at the end of January and went to consult. You have to plant 8,000 hairs to be effective to some extent, but first of all, they said to plant only 5,000 hairs. The cost was about 4.7 million won for non-cuttings. At that time, I thought a lot about 30 seconds in a short time. After that, I decided to do it at Modream... A lot of things happened, but it's personal, so I won't write it down. The main reason for the sudden turn to Istanbul in the end is "massive transplantation." It's not a 5,000 hair follicle, so I thought I couldn't do it with 5,000 hair.

3. Reservation and travel arrangements for hair transplants

Teo, I think you'll feel bad if you know this, but just say it. It's good to be honest... Actually, I looked into Ankara first. It was in early April that I started to look into Turkey. The transplant date I want is early May. But Ankara has already closed its reservation in early May. What I'm doing (education) isn't available until early May. So I gave up Ankara and looked for Istanbul, and the date I wanted was possible. If you're thinking of Turkey, you'll think a lot about "hand vs. machine," but as a person who's done it with a machine once, I think how much "systematically "with sincerity" is more important than the question of "machine or hand."
After making a hair transplant reservation, I booked a flight ticket, but there was no direct flight. There was no way it could have been less than a month away, and I had no choice but to book a flight ticket via "Incheon-Abu Dhabi-Istan" by "Etihad" Air. I remember it as about 1.2 million won. I'd like to ask you. You need to use a direct Turkish Airlines flight. I hope you don't suffer like me because you have time to prepare for 3 or 4 months. It's really hard to make a stopover. I flew from Incheon Airport to Abu Dhabi for more than 10 hours, so it was really hard to wait close to 4 hours.

4. Arrives in Istanbul, Travels

Arrived in Istanbul around 3 p.m. on May 1st. After moving to the accommodation, I arrived before me, greeted the three people who had surgery, ate dinner and rested. It was an operation on May 4, so I traveled to Istanbul from May 2nd to 3rd. I won't tell you because I think everyone knows the famous places. However, if you go to Istanbul, make sure to go on a "Bosporus Tour" (a cruise). I think "Bosporus Tour" is better than temples or palaces. Try many boats connecting the Asian and European continents, and try "Chai" at cafes near the sea. The remains of Turkish ancestors are also important, but it would be good to look at how the Turks live now.

5. Surgery

I visited the hospital on May 4th and performed surgery. As you said. The hospital with team leader Yellies, it's really good. What should I say. It's really nice. First, we talk about the surgery with team leader Yellies, and then we start the surgery right away. I won't talk about surgery because many other people talk about it. The hair transplant surgery itself requires a lot of patience, not only for people who plant it, but also for patients. There are patients who are trying to face down all day, and people who look into their heads and plant them all day. It takes a lot of patience.

6. Return home and management

I arrived at Incheon International Airport around 11 a.m. on May 9. Of course, it's a "Istan-Abu Dhabi-Incheon" stopover. Take a direct flight. It's just so hard. When I got home, I looked at my head, my flush was still bad, and the wound was ugly. And even the wind on my head stings. It was very difficult. I'm done with the painkillers, but I have a little headache, so I sent Mel to Sebmech, and he told me to go to the pharmacy and get some light painkillers if I still have pain. In fact, as those who have had hair transplants know, about a week later, it doesn't feel much when you're active during the day. However, when I sleep at night, the back of my head is really tingling and quite painful. In my case, I was uncomfortable sleeping because of the back of my hair for about two weeks. Well, it's a little tingling now, but it's not uncomfortable. It's going to keep getting better. If you touch the part of the head transplant, you won't feel it. I don't think everything will be back to normal until at least two months later.

7. at the end of the day

My concern right now is that the transplant hair dropout seems to have begun, and I'm worried about how ugly it will be and I've used up all the shamp I brought from Istanbul, and I'm wondering what kind of product I should use. If you're thinking about getting a hair transplant... I would like to tell you not to think about it and make a bold decision. After the hair transplant, I'm sure you'll be satisfied with your changed appearance.