Istanbul Sebmek / Deniz / Aihan(?) A week after post-Agence (Sab) surgery

I learned so much information through Daemo, and thanks to the advice of many people, the surgery ended well, so I leave a review in the hope that this review will help others a lot. (It's not an objective article, it's a very subjective article, so please understand. It's just a literal review, so please make your own judgment :-) Actually, the hair transplant is a secondary operation for me, so I've been thinking about where to do it for a very long time.

In the mid-20s, the first surgery was performed at a hair center related to Kyungpook National University (about 3,200 hair / 1,300 hair follicles / incision / 6 million won), but it was not very satisfactory.

So I've been living like that.. However, as I got older, my hair loss got worse, and as the line collapsed in front of me, it became difficult to cover with something like black hair anymore, and I decided to have surgery again because I thought I would meet many people for business.

For about three months after the decision to operate, I went in and out of various websites such as overseas hair loss sites and Daemo, and I looked for a lot of hospitals, starting with doctors.

That's what I've noticed: Rahal, Canada, Vancouver Wong, Canada, Almani, USA, Forehead, USA, and finally Istanbul Elise.

In fact, Istanbul was not a priority for me. The reason is that Turkey is not such an advanced country, and I thought it was not as good as Korea, Germany, the United States, and Canada in terms of medical technology and dexterity, and it is perceived as being a little less clean (?) in terms of medical care.

At first, after finishing all the research, the decision was made in Canada. I exchanged all the contact with the agency and changed my mind after receiving the reservation date. In the past, it was quite bothering me to make another incision with the first incision. So I thought about it again and started to look for a place where I cut off. So I found some known hospitals in Four Hair, Almani, and Elise Korea.

To me, honestly, it wasn't so much about the cost as how great a doctor could operate and get the best out of it. I'm sure everyone does, but the number of follicles is fixed and the surgery is not something that can be continued many times, so I had to be very careful. Forehead was the best in the U.S. site. So is Almani. However, the problem is that I think I had a lot of experience with American people and I don't think I had a lot of experience with Asian people, and most of all, it was hard to decide because I didn't have many reliable Asian reviews.

Among them, the Kenada Rahal and Istanbul Sebmek agencies, which can see the most reviews. So I ended up leaning a lot towards Sebmech. I think the biggest reason was that I was more confident after looking at the reviews and looking at the pictures. In fact, there was a lot of opposition from my parents in this process. Never Turkey. -_-+ Maybe it's because my parents went sightseeing in Turkey before, so I'm not aware of it..;;; They strongly insist on doing it domestically no matter how much it costs.. I checked several hospitals in Korea and found that if you receive the amount of Istanbul in Korea, Korean 4500 hair follicles = 20 to 30 million won / Istanbul 4,500 hair follicles = 6 million won (surgery fee only) I had surgery in Korea once, so it was true that I could not trust Korean hospitals. And my subjective view is that this is a surgery that I do to get out of hair loss, and I think it should be effective to some extent About the cost of spending.. I know that most of them are ~2000 follicles in the follicle water that are operated in Korean hospitals. (As far as I can tell, there are not many people in Korea who do mass transplants for a medium-sized car for more than that.) So I think most of all, I decided that mass hair transplants, which are difficult to do in Korea, are the best answer, so I decided to persuade my parents to go abroad.. Finally, I decided against my parents (this is what it's like to have no parents as children) and I decided on Istanbul Sebmek.

Sebmeck says he's the second-longest person ever to come ;; I think I was there for about two weeks. I've traveled a lot.. I think I've been to almost everything in Istanbul. (I'm going to give you tips on travel with the picture, so it's hard to explain it because it's attached at once, so I'll give you a quick tip below.) - I met with the Elise team leader the day before the surgery and got an estimate, and I shaved my hair line and hair.
In my case, the top of my head was very thin on the third party's head.. So I made the frontline again and thought about it later when I got older, so I asked them to plant it in a 5.6:4.4 ratio. Team leader Elise laughed at this During the surgery, the team leader planted more left side The number of hair follicles is fixed for hair transplantation, so I expected the operation to be lost again from my late 30s.. When I calculated that I could do another surgery.. If there's more hair on the left.. I did it because I could turn my head from left to right when I got older. That's why I put more ratio on the left side :) - Surgery Day: 2333 Hair follicle - 2nd day: 2100 Hair follicle Total: 4333 Hair follicle (50% 2 hair 45% 3 hair 5%) 3700 Euros (with cash) 3999 Euros (with card) Others have explained the details of the surgery so much that I don't think I need to do more ^^; Just to give you a tip, the male team pressed a little hard when they did it. lol Personally, I think it was more comfortable when the women did it On the second day, ELIZ team leader personally performed both slit and seedling anesthesia, and I think it was the least painful and relaxed ^^ As you can see from the picture, I had a lot of complaints about the surgery in Korea, but when I shaved my head, I think I planted everything.. I laughed so hard when I saw my hair with my brother.. My hair is well planted like a rice seedling.. If you look at picture number 4, you can see that it's planted like this with a darker dot line.. I took the back of my hair and planted it, so it's thicker than other hair, so I can only see that I think Kyungpook National University thought more about the future and planted it overall Hahaha oh my gosh.. If you plant it like this, it doesn't make much difference even if your hair grows ㅠ_ㅠ아무래도 I think it was less than now because it was 4 years ago.. I don't know how it is right now. And my personal opinion is that I've had surgery with a placenta, and I've had non-excision with a slit.. We'll have to see the results in six months, but I think we did a great job of performing a non-intersected surgery here.

In fact, there were a lot of dropouts around me when I chose a planting machine, and I didn't feel much difference after the surgery..I think everything I planted came out, but the impact may have killed the surrounding hair. Or maybe you've lost more hair naturally because you're older. LOL I'm sure it hurt a lot more than the placenta surgery incision. In my case, I've had backburns for nearly two months, and I've had a long period of chest pain, and my sensation on my left side of the forehead hasn't come back quickly.. Having experienced that once, this non-cut slit procedure was not painful after the operation (only swelling) and it was not that hard during the operation (with the exception of back neck anesthesia -_- I squeezed my face- If you squeeze it a simple tip, it'll be the same as the pain during anesthesia if you squeeze it next to the forehead around your eyes, so you can see the effect of dispersing your nerves a little bit.) I found that your head was also much denser than it was then. (This is a comparison to a procedure from 4 years ago, so it could be clearly wrong now, and it contains personal thoughts, so please refrain from tackling:) As you can see from the picture, head scar.. I don't want to see it after pushing it ㅠ_ㅠ Anyway, I'll know after 5 months.. I think there will be good results!


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- Travel- I think there are a lot of people who work for office workers who take their time and come here, so they usually get surgery for a short period of time and go back. But since we've come all the way to Turkey, wouldn't it be a waste of money to go on a three-second tour? Turkey doesn't speak English at all, so I had a lot of fun traveling to the body language. For those who are new to foreign countries, don't feel too much pressure, and I hope you can plant your hair and travel for a short time like me to make good memories! So I'd like to give you some travel tips for those who are staying in Turkey for a few days and going next time! I don't think it's going to be very helpful, but I'll give you a little more tips from the standpoint of your stay at Sebmech's ^^ @ For those who like shopping, there is a department store called Istinye Park. It hasn't been long since it was created, so it's neat and easy to shop. Everyone left on Christmas Eve and was left alone, and it snowed a lot and it was hard to walk around, so I went shopping, and it was a really good department store. There are only a few luxury brands. It's Christmas Eve, so there are a lot of brands that sell. D&G and Burberry were on 50% sale, but I missed the chance to pass because I didn't have the right size..

* There is another department store 15 to 20 minutes walk from the hotel, but I don't think there was a brand to buy that much. However, there are about 300 brands in the store, so you can go and look around when you're bored!

* Accommodation - Istinye park taxi (20 lira 15 mins / 40 lira ~ 40 mins) Accommodation - Department store taxi near the accommodation (8 lira 5 mins) - For your information, Sebmeknewa Hospital is located near the new town near Taksim. - @ Taksim Square Taksim Square is the closest high street to Sebmekne. It's kind of funny to express it like this. It is the place where the most young people gather in Istanbul. If you look at it in Korea, it's like Myeongdong. I think it is the best place for people to see because there are many clothing stores, general brands, stores, fast food stores, and restaurant clubs. If you walk through Taksim Square, you will see the Gala Tower, and I recommend you to go up to the Gala Tower. I can see Istanbul at a glance.. The night view is really pretty. But if you came to Turkey, shouldn't you look at the night view? ^^ There is also a restaurant on top of the galatap. If you're having a hard time going to the Galatap, you can bring Aihan (cooker) with you. There's a pretty good restaurant in Taksim Square. Give him a kid's meal and ask him to show you around ^^ The cost per person at the restaurant recommended by Ihan was about 4 to 130 lira, so you can think of it as 15 to 30 lira per person (including dessert). It's 11 li to go up to the Galatap Observatory.

*Accommodation - Taksim Square -(15 lira for taxi / 22 lira for car congestion) -(5 lira for Dujeong Station by subway./It takes 30-40 minutes but it's a bit long to get to the subway;;;;; It's a long walk to the department store I mentioned earlier, so it takes about 15 minutes.) -(If you take the bus, there's a bus stop right behind your house. The problem will be confusing where to get off You can ask the bus driver to teach you ^^) @ Old Town You have to cross the bridge once. If you want to see the historical site, you should move on to the old city, right?

I'll let you know the schedule for a one-day tour of the old city.

Blue Mosque Sultan - Ayasophia Cathedral - Underground Reservoir (Medusa) - Topkap Palace - Grand Bazar This way, you will be able to see all the Istanbul sites in just one day. If you all gather and use taxis and walking properly, it is expected that you will be able to watch a lot while saving time.

- First of all, the way from Sebmegne is the bus (2 lira) right behind Sebmegne. But it's only a card. There is a bus stop (two minutes on foot) and you can take it to the final station. (Takes 25 minutes) When people get off in droves, we can all get off together. There, you can have mackerel kebabs that can only be eaten in Istanbul. In Turkey, where Eastern and Western cultures coexist, I think this food may be one of the most appropriate combinations of Eastern and Western cultures.

Have a kebab there, and take a taxi nearby to Sultan Blo Mosque. (less than 8 lira taxi fare) Take a look at the Blue Mosque and see the Hagia Sophia (20 lira)? I can't remember) You can stop by and take a look at the underground reservoir (near 10 li). These three places are all within a 5-minute walk. Then there's Topcarp Palace about 8 minutes walk away, so take a look there, get a taxi near there, and go to Grand Bazar (like Namdaemun Market). The Bazar market is a little away from Topkap Palace, Sofia, and Mosque, so you don't even know the way to walk, but it's going to be hard. Just take a taxi h (less than 10 li) If you spend a day like this, you'll probably see all the famous places in the old city. If you invest your day like this, you'll be able to look around before 6 p.m. if you go out around 10:30 a.m. If you want to create a more atmosphere, there is a nice Hamdi restaurant behind the kebab restaurant. If you eat there, you will be able to eat while looking at the night view of the new city.
The price of http://www.hamdi.com.tr/ will be between 20 and 40 so you can eat it comfortably.

If you go sightseeing in Istanbul like this, you can say that you've gone to all of the places.


-@ Cappatocia- In my case, I traveled alone to Cappatocia after shampooing. I spent the end of the year and the new year in Cappatocia and it was so good. If you have time, I think it would be good to go there.

There are two routes. Are you going by bus? Are you going by air? The bus leaves at 8 p.m. for 12 hours. The flight takes 1 hour and 20 minutes. In my case, I paid for the flight ticket at a travel agency in Taksim, but it's 340 round trip, so you can think of it as 100,000 won one way You can think of Seoul and Jeju Island. And as I'll mention below, book your accommodation in advance, and if you call the accommodation, you'll get a pickup bus to the bus stop and the airport. Of course, they give me a ride back (20 lira) So as soon as I leave the airport, the driver is standing in front of the entrance with my name, so I don't have to be afraid at all.. The airport is so small that the roads can't even be crossed! It takes an hour from the airport to the Goerlemae accommodation.

Unlike Istanbul, Cappatokia is a place where you can enjoy more diverse activities. First of all, the tours you can do in Cappatocia include the Green, Red, and Rose Valley tours.

-The Green Tour (60 Lira) is a tour with a guide from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. It's an underground city and hiking. Among the people who have traveled, the most people do the e-tour.
I think it's a really good tour for the price.

-Red Tour (60 lira) is the main hiking trail. It's the second most popular tour after the green tour. I haven't done it because I don't have enough time. ㅠ_ㅠ - And lastly, the Rose Valley Tour is not that big of a course The first two courses require a lot of driving with a guide, so you can save a lot of time by participating in the tour, but you can see Rose Valley personally even if you don't necessarily sign up for a tour. Tours can also be enjoyed, for example, car rentals, bikes, hall rides, and jeep car tours.

For me, the Halls Riding Tour (3 hours and 60 lira) - I rode it alone Since it's winter, no one rides a horse ^^; I did a lot of discounts) and balloon tour hot air balloon (120 euros), but I think those who like active things may be bored of the hot air balloon. For me, it was a meaningful day because it was a new year, so it was great to see all of Cappatocia at a glance. Of course, I really liked the Halls ride. I ride a horse, climb a hill, and run to some extent.. If the weather is nice, I think it's one of the best tours. But you have to be careful when you fall! It could be a bit dangerous! You can't hurt your head! Jeep car safari tours don't happen in winter because it's cold, but when I recognize them, I think they say it's very fun. If you're going to spring, summer, and fall, make sure to try it

*The restaurant Goerlemae also has pot kebabs that can only be eaten in Cappatokia. If you're here, you should try it again, right? I'm not picky about food, I eat well, but it tastes good. But it's a kebab that you eat after breaking the jar, so the stones can be chewed little by little lol You can eat it everywhere.

To give you a little more tip, there are two really good restaurants in Loeremé. (I learned from a local) There are Orient restaurants and Seten restaurants. I think these two restaurants are probably the best restaurants in Goerlem. The atmosphere is so good in both places, but Seten is located a little high, so it has a good view. Lamb is really delicious. From the outside, Orient is just a regular restaurant, but if you go in, you can enjoy your meal while listening to music that you play in a cozy atmosphere. Steak dishes are delicious here! As you can see from the picture, be careful not to burn your hair. If you eat both of them, it'll be around 30-40 lira.

Now, the last accommodation is the Traveler Hotel, Pantheon, and Motel. I happened to call several places and found out about it.. There was a Korean here. So it helped me a lot in getting information. If you have difficulty in English, you can travel to Cappatocia comfortably if you go here.

The hotel costs 50 euros and the motel costs 50 li. In my case, I didn't have a room, so I stayed at a hotel. When I asked the people I met during the tour, there was little difference between a motel and a hotel. You can't think of it as the hotel we think of here. ^^ The facilities are almost the same, so there is no difference, so you can use a motel or a pantheon! But Korean managers work at hotels The Cappatocia accommodation was built like a cave, so it was a very memorable accommodation regardless of the price and facilities.

Thank you for reading such a long post.. For some reason, I don't think I'll leave a review like this when I go to Korea, so I left a message on the last night, remembering how many hours I traveled, operated, and so on.. I hope this helps everyone!

I don't know what my hair will be like after the surgery either, so I haven't scheduled anything for the trip since, but when I did the surgery, it doesn't affect my life three days after the surgery (after shampooing). The trip was also very good without any strain. I just think you need to take anti-swelling pills consistently! It's still swollen from the 5th to the 7th. But there was no pain at all and nothing like that. Not only me, but also others! So you don't have to worry!


I wish you all the best and a happy new year. And Cheongju, who was with me for a week, I had fun and thank you. And the names of Pohang's younger brother and one older brother that happened before.. I think everyone will look better in six months.

Then I'll post the last review in 5 to 6 months! Oh, I'm tired. ㅠ_ㅠ