Istanbul, Turkey, Sebmac 4850 hair follicles two weeks later

I'm using it rambling. Please understand. ^^

It's been more than two weeks since I returned from my surgery in Turkey.
I wasn't going to write a review, but I said I wouldn't write a review to SebMac
I'm writing it like this Haha

I write a review to see if I can be of any help to others in order to keep it as a record.

I was born in 1975 and have been suffering from hair loss since I was in my early 20s. ㅜㅜ
There was a lot of pain from hair loss for a long time after that, and I got to run the Turkish schedule to see the end of it.

The reason for deciding on SebMac is simple.

I got counseling at a domestic hospital, but the amount of money and hair follicles didn't come out
I had to do a second operation

And

I looked at several Turkish agencies here and chose to have long experience and know-how.

I thought it was the first and last time, so I could make a simple decision without paying much attention to the amount.

I thought that the first and second surgeries in Korea were almost difficult in life.

Oh, that's a long horse.

Anyway, let's get started.

The surgery schedule is estimated to be for two days, targeting 5,000 hair follicles

It was a schedule that departed on December 5th, operated on the 6th and 7th, and returned home on the 10th.

First of all, I'll show you a picture before the surgery.

It's about 4,850 hair follicles in total for two days

The 12th, 3rd, and 4th picture is before surgery.

567 photo is taken with the bandages removed right after surgery

The rest of the pictures below are after shampooing before returning home.

Overall, hair loss progressed, so I had surgery for two days and 5,000 hair follicles was my goal, but I had to settle for 4850 hair follicles.

But fortunately

It was fortunate that 1 hair, 25% hair, 50% hair, and 25% hair follicles came out.

The surgery didn't hurt much except for anesthesia, and lying down in the same pose for a long time
It was kind of hard. ^^

I have a lot of blood cake on my hair after the surgery, but it's different for each person
It's not something to be concerned about.

The surgical procedure is design - shaved head - disinfection - anesthesia - hair follicle collection - slit - hair follicle planting
It proceeds in a way, and ordinary nurses gather two people at a time to collect hair follicles.
Turkish people talk a lot and sing and laugh along to the music that comes out during surgery, but you can guess that they understand Turkish culture.
If you're upset about this part, it might be quite unpleasant, but you spent 8 hours all day
Rather than performing the surgery without saying anything seriously, I'll do the surgery as usual and have a conversation
I wasn't offended because I felt like I was seeing a master's side when I was enjoying and working. Hahaha

Nurses collect hair follicles and plant hair follicles, but male and female nurses do it. One person was doing it, and two people were doing it, but they were all masters
No need to worry. I felt like we were in sync with each other in our own way.

Slit work is done by team leader Yellies, and he sends a hole in his head.
It feels like you're poking with a needle, but it doesn't hurt at all because it's after anesthesia
I think this is the core of hair transplantation.

I went to the bathroom after lunch, and I saw team leader Yellies in another O.R
I saw him slitting a white man.

Team leader Yeliz was slitting back and forth to various operating rooms, but he was slitting not only Koreans but also Europeans and Turks.

As a result, I felt that I didn't have to worry about my know-how and experience with Slit at all.

I had surgery on the basement floor of the hospital. I didn't know because I didn't care
It turned out later that it was a general hospital.

If there is a problem, I think it is possible to take quick action.

To talk about accommodation haha

You can think of it as going on a trip.

You can go get surgery, watch TV, and rest. There's plenty to eat, too.
I felt like I was being raised after eating and sleeping Hahaha
A Turkish chef cooks Korean food, but the soup is a bit salty...
I'm the type to eat blandly, so I can't cook for everyone's taste...

So far, only two weeks have passed since surgery, and a lot of transplant hair has been losing since two days ago. When I wash my hair, I see a bunch of short transplants

I need to get out quickly so that it comes out quickly, right?

To give you a tip when you wash your hair, you are thinking about how to wash your hair when you return home after shampooing after surgery, but in three days, your hair follicles will be completely worn.

You know the soft towel that's usually used in the shower, right?

Sprinkle shampoo on it, lather it, and gently rub your hair with the towel.

After a few days of shampooing, there are soft scabs in the middle of my hair. I used a comb to get rid of all the scabs
I think it'd be nice if you all tried it...

A lot of people suffer from hair loss, and in many areas, such as work life, women's relationships
They are being disadvantaged more than others.
I think hair transplantation is the best solution to hair loss at the moment.
Don't worry and start before it's too late. ^^

Tip 1
If you register your passport and fingerprint so that you can go through automatic departure screening before departure at Incheon International Airport, you can skip the one-time process of taking off your hat.
It doesn't matter if you wore a wig that was sprinkled black when you left Incheon

After surgery in Turkey, Surgicalina has a situation where she has to show her hair.
I took off my hat three times in Turkey ㅜㅜ

But when I arrived at Incheon Airport, I took my passport and fingerprint and just left. ^^

Anyway, that's all for the review.