[Male Hair Loss] 1 year and 5 months - Sebmek Hospital, Turkey | Hair transplant reviews, stories, and costs

[Male Hair Loss] 1 year and 5 months Sebmek Hospital Turkey | Korea's No.1 Hair Loss Community, DAEDAMO

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One year and five months later the transplant in Turkey is successful Its changed from the last picture to the second picture with 4300 hair follicles 89000 hair so its somewhat satisfactory if not 100 If Im not satisfied with myself its not the outcome of the surgery its the limit of my original head It would have been better if I had come close to 6000 hair follicles like everyone else Also it is scheduled to be operated at a hospital in Korea a few days later I wanted to leave a picture and a message here before I went into surgery I think theyve got a lot of planted heads The results of the surgery are a success compared to before the surgery I cant deny that Ive gotten a lot better Its less than 4300 hair follicles and its not enough to cover both the top and forehead As you can see in the picture the forehead line is so up that there is an aesthetic shortcoming So this time Im going to lower the forehead line by 05mm more through surgery and reinforce it in the middle of the top of the head and front forehead that I couldnt plant before due to lack of hair follicles The current plan is to lower the forehead line and reinforce the front of the 800 hair follicle head and about 400 hair follicles It wont be complete because its a small amount but for now Im going to do surgery with a meaning to lower the hairline a little Its definitely much better than no surgery and Ive seen the effect through the last Turkish operation so its annoying and expensive but Im going to do it again Considering that he was rescued just before he was completely bald it is not a waste of hard work and more than 8 million won spent in Turkey If there is a bit of a regret after the surgery it is planted near the top of the head and it would be better to plant it intensively on the forehead and the front of the head rather than the top of the head Because it seems like the top of the head is less but most of all the back of the head is healthy and dense so there is a big difference in density even if the head is planted so the top of the head looks very empty and it would be difficult to match the density of the back of the head unless it was a wig Sebmeck told me that if I were a baby Id transplant it densely in the front and Id cover the top of my head with a wig but now I get it Please recommend it a little strongly The top of the head that looks a little empty and the forehead that is too high are the two complaints So through this surgery the forehead line is modified and the front of the head is reinforced Im thinking of just giving up on the top of my head or wearing a partial wig if its ugly later This domestic surgery seems to be an opportunity to compare Turkeys transplant technology with domestic transplant technology I wish you all the best I wish I could post a review here again after undergoing surgery and post a picture of my completely changed appearance when Im about a year old Photo 1 On the day of surgery in Turkey Photo 2 A picture I took alone today Photo 3 just before surgery

Hello, I'd like to tell you the review of the 7th day of hair transplantation. The redness in the front part has subsided a lot. The itchiness is on the first day of the week, so there is a little itch in the collection area. There's no itching on the transplant siteI was worried a lot that even if I shaved my head, the collection area would be visible, but fortunately, I covered it with my head, so it didn't show much unless I looked closely.Now, the back of my hair has grown a little, so I heard that it's not very obvious because the collection area is covered a lot.On the second day of the hospital, he was very kind and meticulous about shampooing after hair transplantation, and he explained in advance that there would be a stinging pain when water and shampoo touched the collection area, and he was told to take painkillers 30 minutes before washing. Turns out this was a really good tip (I would have cried if I hadn't eaten it lol)I came home and shampooed the way I learned, but it wasn't as easy as I thought.The back of the head is collecting something like water, and the hair and the water got tangled and I washed it at first, but it got dirtier.. In my experience, 1. Fix the hair well so that the collection area is visible. 2. After soaking the collection area well with water, wash the hair down with the palm of your hand so that the water doesn't stick to the hair and wash cleanly!! (I washed it using sterile gauze that I received on the first day.)After learning how to wash, I think I went around neatly for a week.There was no pain in the collection area when I shampooed, and I shampooed comfortably without painkillers from the 3rd day.And I have a friend who had a hair transplant in Turkey, and she said she had a hard time with swelling and pain in her face for two weeks. So I was worried a lot, but fortunately, when I woke up in the morning, I only had about the face(?) I ate ramen and slept, and I didn't have any pain, and the bruises didn't come down below my face, so it didn't affect my daily life.I actually had a wedding on the third day of the hair transplant, so I met the friend I mentioned earlier and talked to,I don't have swelling, bruises, pain, and when I looked at the density and design, I was amazed that the hospital here (MOJELIM Hair Transplant) was good, so I felt very good.The part that worried me the most after the surgery was about scratching while sleeping. My sleeping habits usually turn upside down and make a fuss;;; so don't ever touch your head every day when you sleep! Don't move! I'm going to sleep in an attention position! I slept while doing this, and I was actually sleeping in an upright position (desperation is said to make a miracle). I felt so good to ask if the quality of my sleep was going to be bad that I slept well again. Of course, I sleep like I faint every day because I'm recoveringTo summarize the 7th day of the hair transplantOf course, there are individual differences, but I have little pain and bruises, and the swelling is the degree to which I woke up every morning after eating ramenRed marks at the transplant and collection site. It got better in about 4 to 5 days.My worries about missing the transplant because I touched my head when I slept, maybe because of the joy of my 20-year long-cherished project, I didn't automatically scratch itLastly, as we enter the first day of the week, how I feel these days These days, I'm so happy that I just laugh even when I'm walking on the street, eating, or driving.The M-shaped part, which was the most complex, was filled with hair, so it tasted like looking in the mirror.Whenever I watch social media or TV and see people with their hair done, I spend a week thinking that I should try that hair in a few months.And after a week, the redness naturally disappears, and the density is more detailed, but it's planted very tightly, so I'm very excited. As time goes by, the design sketches are slowly erased on the scalp, but seeing the front line formed in the erased place is amazing and so natural that I'm looking forward to seeing it a year later, and I'm waiting for time to pass quickly.

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