[re] A doctor who does a good job vs a doctor who does a bad job

>I can't tell you how to distinguish between a good doctor and a bad doctor after looking at the title
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>I'll make my own judgment through several hospital visits and the know-how I've learned here.
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>If you've received it, you'll know that just because a doctor is good alone doesn't solve all problems
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>There must be some weight for the people who separate them
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>Even though I don't have a lot of medical knowledge beyond my subject, posting something is
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>There aren't many posts on this bulletin board that have that standard, but there are some parts that are a bit annoying, and you'll search for it later
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>I write down some of my opinions for you.
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>The following is the criteria for my judgment, so please understand even if there is a mistake and refute that the wrong part is wrong
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>Actually, it's kind of weird to post something like this that went far beyond my subject
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>In this market, famous hospitals are recognized for their skills to a certain extent and to the extent that they regret it
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>I don't think so. The other problem is plastic surgery It's cost-wise.. It's only a matter of time
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>Hard to treat at the hospital.. They need to find a famous and skilled plastic surgeon
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>There's no such standard In fact, there are five to seven plastic surgery clinics that I have recognized. I'll ask you a few questions online
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>I visited, but I think most plastic surgeons call the transplant team for hair transplantation
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>I can't tell you exactly how much it is by numerical value, but...
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>In some hospitals, doctors didn't do the procedure, but only assisted them In some hospitals, doctors have almost all of them
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>There were hospitals where the price was a bit burdensome Because of this situation, if it's incorrectly recommended
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>I think we've come to a situation where we can't recommend it. Any doctor who is good at subjective procedures
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>It's like this.
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>First, check your hair condition carefully. Thickness of hair and direction of hair loss progression Back hair condition scalp condition..
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>Kindness is the norm
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>If you decide on the procedure, the amount that can be removed from the back of the head and the amount of it, with a certain density
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>Please tell me that you expect some effect.
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>When you do the procedure, they will tell you that the amount of hair you took off can be enough
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>Adjust the pumping phenomenon (the phenomenon where the head is first planted protruding when planting) so that the density the patient wants
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>Design is discussed and treated. (We want something weird --;)
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>When planting, plant every single one at an angle that can go well with the hair around you.
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>In addition, during the procedure, the procedure is performed non-stop to increase the survival rate of the hair taken off.
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>After the procedure, if you feel like you're scratching when you sleep with various requests and results
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>I won't forget the advice to sleep with socks on, and it's less painful if you eat it in advance with painkillers
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>Please tell us. Disinfect with a light concentration of hydrogen peroxide rather than a strong disinfectant alcohol every two days.
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>I don't want to say anything about the most important technical part
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>But to quote some doctors, they use the expression "Nogada." So it's simple labor
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>The doctor, who has seen such technical shovels for a long time, will be good at it..
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>This is the doctor I want. I'm sure you're not the same...
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>Then this time, the doctor who is doing something wrong is also my opinion and argument.
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>I look at the condition. A doctor who says how much it is, 1,500 strands or 2,000 strands
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>Doctor who says cut it like this (If you decide to do 1,500-strand treatment, you can't take off your hair by counting it, and if you take off a thousand strands, you can't take it off, and you can't go back to the original state because it's 2,000 strands.)
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>It's expensive, but the doctor who doesn't do it himself and the treatment team does everything or deceives him (except for replacing it for a while because it's hard...)
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>Doctor who often smokes, goes to the bathroom, or wash his hands (I don't think so) during the procedure
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>You'll be a doctor who disinfects after the procedure or looks at the condition without sincerity
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>Huh... Actually, it's worth a lot of money, and it's just a skill to cut it and talk about it.. I don't know if it'll be okay
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>But it's kind of like that. Our feelings are...
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>There are a lot of good doctors and hair separation nurses, and there are a lot of double-er affordable hospitals
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> I hope the day will come soon when we trust you comfortably and get the procedure
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>I hope that a drug that prevents hair loss and wool will come out as soon as possible with gene therapy.
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>That's all. I read that it's not objective, it seems like it's just rambling.
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>Now, I'm taking a few days off with my hair tied up, but I have nothing to do, so I post until late at night
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>Now, I'm not going to post anything unless it's something that's going to happen I'm going to report on the progress and this is also by a lot of seniors
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>I'm not going to post anything unless it's unique or important because there's a writing Goodbye, then
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>I'll post it after I get it done.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]