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Hair transplantation is more important than anything else because the final result is finally confirmed after a year.
It is a space where members are diagnosed with their condition after surgery and counseled on postoperative management, case-by-case occurrence, and additional supplementation methods.
It has the most clinical data in the world, where doctors related to hair transplantation also visit to study cases.
Thank you to all the seniors who left a meaningful record that can't express its value to someone preparing for surgery.
Leaving photo data after surgery is also "patient strength" and is a strong insurance policy against future unexpected surgical outcomes.
[re] In the course of surgery, several inquiries...
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Hello. I'm also planning a surgery this time. I'm glad you're satisfied with the surgery. Can you give me some advice for my junior?^^; To make it easy to see...It's similar to my post right below...
1. Did you have a severe dropout together? I don't know how much it's progressed...
2. How satisfied were the birth rate and density...
Um... If you see this post, please reply if you have time. Once again, congratulations on your successful surgery.
>It's been a long time since I came into Daemo site..
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>In the past, I used to come to this site several times a day, but now I rarely come..
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>I had surgery in October 2001 and now I am living well..
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>The status quo is very good.. It's gotten so good that I don't think it's a little hairy..
>
>I've been taking Pka since 2 months before the transplant surgery, but I think Pka helped me more than the transplant surgery..
>
>Even though I stopped taking P.C.A. from December last year to have a baby, I'm satisfied with it now...
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>I'm reporting my condition because I'm wondering if it'll be helpful for those who are thinking of surgery...
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>I found the cheapest hospital, had surgery, and I think it's really fortunate that I was satisfied with the surgery and took Pka..
>
>If you search on ID Doctor Morrow, you'll find a few posts you posted a few years ago..
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>My personal thoughts on surgery are recommended for MZAIM, and I don't recommend it other than that..
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>I think it's almost impossible for a person with severe hair loss to have an effect with one operation..
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>The back of the head that had surgery is so invisible that you can't feel it at all.. I don't think you need to worry about that..
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>And the hospital I operated in is still talking a lot on this site, but my feeling as an experienced person is..
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>There is definitely a merit to the price.. I had surgery there because I didn't have a choice in soldering
>
>What I felt after reading the surgery at another hospital is that the hospital I operated on seems to care less about patients...
>
>The surgery time seems to be shorter than the time from the posts of the people who had surgery at other hospitals, and I think the surgery was done quickly..
>
>Even when I went to the hospital after the surgery, nurses, not doctors, treated me.. Surgery definitely worked.. Now that MJ's gone..
>
>Anyway, it was my personal opinion.. If you have severe hair loss, you shouldn't have surgery...
>
>It's hot, so take care of your hair and become rich in hair..
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
1. Did you have a severe dropout together? I don't know how much it's progressed...
2. How satisfied were the birth rate and density...
Um... If you see this post, please reply if you have time. Once again, congratulations on your successful surgery.
>It's been a long time since I came into Daemo site..
>
>In the past, I used to come to this site several times a day, but now I rarely come..
>
>I had surgery in October 2001 and now I am living well..
>
>The status quo is very good.. It's gotten so good that I don't think it's a little hairy..
>
>I've been taking Pka since 2 months before the transplant surgery, but I think Pka helped me more than the transplant surgery..
>
>Even though I stopped taking P.C.A. from December last year to have a baby, I'm satisfied with it now...
>
>I'm reporting my condition because I'm wondering if it'll be helpful for those who are thinking of surgery...
>
>I found the cheapest hospital, had surgery, and I think it's really fortunate that I was satisfied with the surgery and took Pka..
>
>If you search on ID Doctor Morrow, you'll find a few posts you posted a few years ago..
>
>My personal thoughts on surgery are recommended for MZAIM, and I don't recommend it other than that..
>
>I think it's almost impossible for a person with severe hair loss to have an effect with one operation..
>
>The back of the head that had surgery is so invisible that you can't feel it at all.. I don't think you need to worry about that..
>
>And the hospital I operated in is still talking a lot on this site, but my feeling as an experienced person is..
>
>There is definitely a merit to the price.. I had surgery there because I didn't have a choice in soldering
>
>What I felt after reading the surgery at another hospital is that the hospital I operated on seems to care less about patients...
>
>The surgery time seems to be shorter than the time from the posts of the people who had surgery at other hospitals, and I think the surgery was done quickly..
>
>Even when I went to the hospital after the surgery, nurses, not doctors, treated me.. Surgery definitely worked.. Now that MJ's gone..
>
>Anyway, it was my personal opinion.. If you have severe hair loss, you shouldn't have surgery...
>
>It's hot, so take care of your hair and become rich in hair..
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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