[re]Anti, don't talk down to me.. You're not the basis of a part-time job. I'm out

>Whether or not the surgery was successful at a certain hospital, I think it's very good for the voluntary group "Jungmo", information and friendship. There is also a misunderstanding that it overflows to a specific hospital, but it is not different, but it should not be misunderstood. Why don't they reveal what I said? What's so great about the doctor paying for lunch in the middle of the operation? Don't just keep it in your mind as a kind-hearted doctor with a good heart until the end 7 million won for surgery and 4,000 won for lunch, isn't this really the price of gum. Have you ever campaigned for a surgical cost cut for the scarring of the back of your head that gets wider over and over again and for the lower-than-expected results and ridiculously small surgical costs? Now? No, it's too lateNow that there are certain stem cells, who would do cheap things? It's an operation you'll regret later.It would be the least conscience that Jung-mo exists to prevent him from thinking wrong or trying to fall for it.I'm going to operate on the hair transplant section here, but if you're asking for advice, and if you're asking Melda, you can decide which hospital you're good at if you get a "jungmo," but if you don't get confused, the scar on the back of your head will remain permanent. The results are different. If you do it once, you'll do it again Don't ever do it! I'm sorry for this sincere ripple.
>And did any of the people led by Jeong Mo-do ever submit a petition to the Ministry of Health and Welfare so that hair loss patients can be insured.
>Me? I filed a petition with the Ministry of Health and Welfare, but I hope it will be a beneficial meeting for the hair loss people by making the best use of Jung-mo as possible.
>Are you sure you'll regret it if you're going to operate up to three times like me Some of the people at the meeting may have had three surgeries, but even after such a hard experience, is it still a surgery worth transplanting hair.
>Is it all Jung-mo has to do, eat, chat, and post a picture from that day? In order to do that, don't post it in this column for Chojjatalmojal, who is missing every piece of information.Rather, post it on "Our Story," or it's not that important.I'm sorry if it was too much.I'm sorry I didn't use honorifics because I thought it was comfortable in my personality.
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>I sincerely hope that you who lead the Jungmo will have an uncivilized hair transplant, as I pointed out the shortcomings of my own surgery!!!! There are a lot of contradictory problems, so let's never do surgery! The more a beginner is, the more conscience and cognitive consciousness to dry. Every word of Num's experience in surgery is precious to people with hair loss.I think it's time for Jung-mo to work hard for an anti-hair transplant.
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>I'll add a few words again today, April 30th.
>I expected that many people would lose their food lines if an anti-move transplant occurred, but many hospital workers with excellent computer technology would systematically choose different lines. I didn't know this wide line before.As I thought, the businessman, Albany, and others are slowly coming out, but I don't think it's worth answering, but it will be no different from admitting that I'm a businessman. I said the downside of hair transplants that the doctor doesn't care about In my experience, but what kind of dodeche are you that you've heard about being anti-riffle? People who know a little about hair transplants or doctors will never think about it if they are themselves or their immediate siblings. I think you have to judge why from now on.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]