Sebmek, Teo Istanbul Hair Transplantation (Picture Before Surgery)

First of all, it's a preoperative picture, and the line of the forehead is the space to perform the procedure. I came here to Istanbul because I failed the first operation domestically. I definitely woke up to why people do it abroad because I did it in Korea and abroad. I'll let you know exactly if you're thinking about whether to do it in Korea or abroad. Whether it's small or large, I recommend you to do it outside the country at this point.

If you compare domestic and foreign countries
First, there is a huge difference in treatment time
Second, the operator's sincerity (it is for personal reasons, so objectivity is poor.)
Third, thorough postoperative follow-up without exaggeration

-The first reason----------
First of all, in the case of Korea, all 3000 and 4000 procedure hours are fixed unconditionally. The procedure in just one day is the same for any hospital in Korea. And depending on the nature of the hospital's procedure, if you do it for 3 or 4 hours, or if you do a lot, it's a Korean hospital that does it for about 5 hours

In Istanbul, thousands of hairs are diagnosed and a procedure is judged for a day or two. In my case, based on about 4000 hairs, 2,000 hairs a day were performed after a total of two days. It started at 8 a.m. and ended at 5 a.m.

In light of this temporal fact, it is said that domestic hospitals perform 4,000-mo 6,000-mo procedures, but in fact, they never perform such procedures. It means that it is only about 4000 hair and inversely proportional to about 4000 hair, but it is not treated at about 4000. I don't have time to do it like in foreign countries

-The second reason----------
In Korea, only one doctor does it and the rest only takes hair collection, while in Istanbul, the operation time is long, so I felt like I was doing it while improving the concentration of the doctor and the efficiency of the three or four people in turn. (It's just a personal feeling.)

-The third reason----------
There are many hospitals in Korea that are good at follow-up management. However, Istanbul received detailed and comprehensive management of hair transplants, including the relationship with hair transplants, swelling after the procedure, and blood circulation due to thorough investigation of other diseases such as hepatitis and AIDS before the procedure. (I don't know how to follow-up each hospital in Korea, so I'll write up to here and write down what I've experienced.)

My uncle is a doctor at the hospital where I performed the first surgery, but I went on his recommendation, but I failed. And at that time, I went around many domestic hospitals before the first procedure, but I couldn't decide where to trust and perform the procedure. Any hospital proudly expresses its hospital and talks as if it will change its life, ignores basic manners of being a doctor sometimes acting arrogant or talking down to strangers as soon as you see them, or boasts that there have been many TV programs that have failed...
(For your information, I can't mention the names of the hospitals, but the areas I went around and consulted are the famous Apgujeong and Gangnam areas.)

I recommend those who transplant hair for their lives for their own sake to avoid one place or another if they can avoid domestic hospitals, but it's your choice and I'm not forcing you, so I sincerely hope you choose well and be reborn as a good one. I'm sorry for the trouble you've caused me to read this long article, and I hope you always have a happy life.

Next, I will give you photos after the procedure and information about them (procedure date, transplant amount, etc.).