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A Review of Hair Transplantation at Multi-Mo Clinic in Yeonsan-dong, Busan

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Surgery Method Incision
Implanted Amount 3256grafts (1628Hair follicle)
Surgery Progress 3work
Age Range early 30s

Scope of surgery
- Type M1
- Type M2

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Hello, I'm a male from Gyeongnam who is stressed by M-shaped hair loss in his early 30s.

The first time I felt hair loss, I think I felt it in high school. Strangely, my forehead looked too wide. If I could go back to the past, I would have been working hard on my medication... Anyway, as the days went by, I saw the M-shaped hair loss getting worse, and eventually I decided to do a hair transplant, so I started looking at hair transplant clinics in Daemo.

But there are only lawmakers in Seoul in Daemo, and there are no affiliated lawmakers in the provinces, especially in Busan, right? (As of January 2020) First of all, it was important to find out my condition now, so I took a picture of my head on the 'One Stop Hair Graft Quotation' bulletin board.

Six places? I got a note and a call from a member of Congress. But they were all too expensive... I can't even think of a nasal incision, and the cheaper incision starts at 5 million won... c;; (Tap Dream was the cheapest at around 3 million won). But I was rather suspicious because it was too cheap for a person's heart to be clumsy... I'm sorry) I went to the websites of those hospitals and read the notes, and they write really well. I have faith that I don't have. LOL If I lived in Seoul, I think I would have chosen one of the places I contacted.

It was expensive, but it costs about 100,000 won from my house to Seoul, and it's time and stamina... I need counseling, procedures... And if you get a procedure in Seoul, you have to go up again for observation, such as three, six, nine, 12 months, and so on, and take out time every time... Actually, the price is expensive, but considering these things, the price seems to be too expensive. So I turned to nearby Busan and started looking for hair transplant hospitals in Busan.

When I searched for Busan from Daemo, some network hospitals and reviews of Daemo Clinic stood out the most. I looked for and compared Busan hospitals again.

There are two main reasons for choosing Damo Clinic.
1. I liked the recent reviews.
2. There is a director. That's what it is.

To say more about number two, other network hospitals usually have a large number of directors. I don't doubt their skills, but if there are several directors, the surgery case will be reduced to one-nth, and the CEO has a very colorful history, but other directors were not sure. Even if I went to the hospital, I didn't think there would be any guarantee that I would get the procedure from the CEO.

The reason why we go to a chain store when we go out and buy food is not because it tastes the best, but because no matter which chain you enter, you are guaranteed to taste above average. But in the case of hair transplants, you don't want the average, you go to find the best results, right? So I guess I haven't chosen most of the network members.

On the other hand, at Damo Clinic, one of the directors conducted all the procedures and gave me counseling and post-procedure guidance, so I felt more relieved.

The time I am writing this is three days after I have received counseling and procedures.

What I felt while talking to the director is that this person has strong standards. Even if the results of the procedure were to my liking as a patient, I felt that if the director did not like it, he would proceed with the procedure more. The director and the staff are kind. It's basic.

The introduction was long.

To start with, I planted 1804 hair follicles and 3256 hair.
Looking at the reviews of other hospitals, I think this is the characteristic of Damo Clinic. The point is that the DAMO clinic does not pay in advance first, but calculates according to the planted hair after the hair transplant is completed.

In the case of incision, a certain area is lifted from the occipital region and planted in the front, but you don't know exactly whether there are 3,000 hairs or 2,800 hairs on the occipital scalp that was originally pulled out, right? But it was actually strange to get a few million won to get 3,000 hair even before planting it. However, I think it's better at Damo Clinic because it calculates exactly as much as it is planted. Whenever I plant one, the nurse next to me says "2mo" or "3mo" and the count goes up accordingly and it seems to give the patient more faith.

I got a 3000mo estimate at the time of consultation, but I actually had a lot of laryngeal hair, so more hair follicles were collected than I thought, so I planted 3,256 hair. The price is about 4.5 million won. This seems to be cheaper than most lawmakers in Seoul and appropriate enough for me to pay.

On the day of the surgery, I was informed to come to the hospital by 9:30 p.m. After arriving, I heard more from the simple explanation director and changed my clothes and started.

Personally, I was very satisfied at this time, and it was great to discuss the hairline design with the director drawing a line on my hair. What I was worried about was that what if the front line was straightened like it was cut so that it was obvious that the procedure was done? And he told me about it because he read my mind. I'm going to plant hair that looks as thin as possible and thick as I go back to make it look natural, and I'm going to add a zigzag point to the hairline to make it look more natural. It was so good that you picked up the part of the patient's concern even if he didn't tell you I thought I was going to take off my underwear and wear a patient's uniform on top, but I think I can wear an inner wear underneath and a patient's uniform on top LOL; I wore a white shirt on the front, long underwear and socks on the bottom, and patient clothes.

The nurses guided me one by one what I felt was kind.

I went up because they told me to go up to the operating table, but it was a bit cold because my feet were sticking out LOL; It's more comfortable to take your hands toward your face than to hang them under the operating table, so if you want to refer to it, you can refer to it.

The most painful thing was the preparation stage, the tape-up, and the hair-banding process right before the incision, and this was actually the most painful thing for me. Personally, it hurt more than the anesthesia injection stage. I felt like I was pulling out my hair, but there's no explanation as to why... I'll ask you later...

I felt that the anesthesia injection stage was prepared to keep the pain as low as possible, maybe because so many people were sick. It was also good to spread the pain of the injection by putting the vibrator on the side, and the nurse's pat really helped me mentally. I didn't know what you were talking about when other reviews said that patting was good, but it really gave me strength when I received it.

I don't feel any pain after anesthesia, so I'll pass it After the incision and suture are completed, I hit the tape I put on my head, which hurts again. And I get painkillers and antibiotic injections, but antibiotic injections are muscle injections, so it hurts a little. Both of them didn't hurt when the injection was done, and after the injection, the tingling and mild pain persisted.

It starts from the preparation stage at 9:30 and comes into the recovery room at 10:33. If you have any questions, please tell the front desk, and the nurse said that you can leave and lie flat instead of lying down, but I just sat there.

At this time, when I looked at my head in a bandage, I felt a bit of reality. (Sighs)... Should I really plant my head while going through this... I have a computer in the recovery room, so I'm just watching YouTube, and soon the hamburger comes in for lunch. Originally, he said he would give me bibimbap, but he said it was because the only place that opened on the beginning of Lunar New Year's Day was a hamburger restaurant. I would have been disappointed if you brought Lotteria, but I was very happy to bring Burger King Lol I took medicine right after lunch. And I lay down with my eye patch on the operating table. So I only heard the hair follicle count and didn't see the screen until the end of the procedure. There are also four or three hairs in one hair follicle, so as I said earlier, the total number of plantings was about 1,800 times, and the hair was about 3,200.

But when I lay straight down for the procedure, the anesthetized back of my head touched me right away, so I was very worried. Maybe because the anesthesia was lifted a little quickly, it gradually hurt, and as I lay down, I pressed my hip bone and it hurt there, too.

Personally, I feel that the anesthesia of the front hair was a little less painful than the back of the head.

It's almost over. 2? 2:30? It's about done, and after changing, the director taught me the precautions after the procedure.

Don't wash your hair until the 3rd, and then just make foam and wash it gently.. You wrote down the precautions and the date of your next visit so as not to forget and printed them out. Give me pumpkin juice as a bonus so that I don't get bloated.

Now, the next visit to the hospital is booked in two weeks to pull out the thread.

They say the incision hurts, but I don't think it's unbearable.

Certainly, the first day would be difficult without painkillers. If the pain on the first day is 10, the second day seems to be about 6 to 7 points, and the third day seems to decrease to 2 to 3. Most of the pain is in the occipital region, which is the incision site, and the front part, which is the transplant site, is almost painless.

I don't think there was much swelling. On the second day after the procedure, the swelling came down to my forehead, and my forehead popped out a little like a filler, but it's almost gone this morning.

The most painful thing is when I sleep. Even if I put a U-shaped cushion on my head, the incision was so long that the tip touched the cushion and it hurt. I put a pillow on a towel on the neck-shoulder area of the neck bed and slept so that the incision did not touch the bed as much as possible.

And now that it's been 3 days, my head is itchy Lol I really want to scratch it all comfortably, but I can't scratch it when I think about the money that went in... ㅠㅠ걱정 I'm worried that I'll scratch it while sleeping at night.cc I'm going through a hard time and I'm going to do it until 7 months later when the results are confirmed, but I hope it's going well and I hope it's a success ㅠㅠ쓰다 I feel like it's a pressure after using it, but I'm writing this for local people who are in trouble like me.

If you have any questions, please leave a comment and I'll answer them.

P.S: I think the website of Damo Clinic needs to be renewed LOL, it's kind of an analog format. I was a bit nervous when I first chose it.

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