Nisa Agency after the surgery

I couldn't adjust to the jet lag and had surgery with less fatigue, so I was dying..
I keep waking up from sleep... I'm a person who snores, but when I fall asleep, I wake up from snoring again. I was a little scared before the surgery, so I read a lot of things like this and that. Everyone says anesthesia hurts...
Anyway, I'll tell you the details of my surgery.ㅋ 자꾸 티비도 볼거 없고 잠도 안오고 수술좀 했다고 여기서 자꾸 깝치네요 Haha

Originally, by Turkish Airlines, it leaves at 12 p.m. in Korean time and arrives at 5 a.m. in Turkish time the next day. The time difference is 7 hours, so it means a total of 12 hours of flight.. Therefore, fatigue is piled up. In my case, I was thinking about doing it right away, but I scheduled it for the afternoon to take a little break. Usually, it's good to go sightseeing on the first day, but I'm not sure about Sunday...
Anyway, when I went to the hospital around lunchtime, it was chilly. I thought there weren't any customers, but after lunch time, customers kept coming in..But it's mostly Turkish. There's a lot of people who've come in for surgery and treatment..I thought it must be a place where my skills have been proven.

I met Dr. Alf and consulted him and drew a rough hairline. I tried to pull more on the temple side, but everyone stopped me.
Anyway, I took a picture of my hair, took off all my top and shaved my head, and then moved to a general hospital.
We also have a hospital operating room here, and I had a schedule overlapped with another Turkish, so I moved to a general hospital and did it together. Of course, the operating room is different, and doctors and nurses come and go by part

In the case of other hospitals, there are many doctors who don't plant and nurses who plant, but it's the same here. I don't know if it's because he's busy because there are two patients, but Mr. Alf didn't operate the whole process, but he came when he was planting and did it for about two hours, and then another person took turns. Honestly, it would be nice for the doctor to do the whole process, but I didn't care during the surgery..It's really hard to get a hair transplant, but if the doctor does it all alone, it's money and I can't do it..LOL Anyway, I asked Mr. Haryl, the Nisa agency, again..They're asking if it's a problem if they do it..I was relieved that everyone was okay because they were old and on the same team, and the Turkish people who had surgery with me did the same way as me, but they didn't seem to say much...

Anyway, I lay on my stomach on the operating table to get anesthesia, but I've heard a lot about anesthesia that hurts a lot, so my heart keeps pounding..But it really hurts when anesthesia comes in. Fortunately, I get bee sting often at home, and it worked in its own way. The size of the pain is similar. Bee stings are more painful..But I don't know why you're putting on so much anesthesia...I'm under anesthesia with a lot of pain, but it doesn't hurt much later..I can only hear the sound of a needle stuck in my head, maybe because it's already anesthetized. It's a bit rough..

And then pull out the back of your hair. I don't know how to pull it out and collect it, but it looks like the machine is spinning and collecting it with tweezers..I think it's bleeding a lot. I don't see or feel anything, but when I lay on my stomach and looked at the floor, I found blood splattered..It stung from time to time as if the anesthesia was less, but I just held it in because I thought there was nothing better to add anesthesia.

Hell, it's 6 a.m. and I hear something outside. Turkey memorizes orders every morning. I can hear everything even though I'm in a hotel..

Anyway, 2500 hair follicles are collected and slits are done in front. I'm using a knife, but other people say it's annoying, but I don't really like it
It's the easiest thing to do. But the area that wasn't under anesthesia was a little creepy, so I asked for anesthesia again.
After doing this, I thought I made money by saying that I was going to get 500 more hair follicles. I'm going to lie down again, pull it out, and then bandage it...But I can't confirm that they really planted 3,000 hair follicles, but they don't seem to be the ones to lie about this.

I asked how many hairs came out on the back of my head because I don't have a charcoal on my head, but fortunately, 3 hats are the most, and few have 1 hat. It's really fascinating.. I can't believe I did that..I'm bald. I'm 3 mo each
I didn't check it. I don't want to see anything gross...But when I saw a few things stuck in the towel around my neck, most of them were 2-3 groups..

Start the transplantI'm really angry. I can't work in the medical profession. You know, I'm sick, I'm tired..
After the transplant, I got antibiotics, disinfected, bandaged, and finished
It started around 2:30 and finished at 10:30 p.m. I was so nervous that I went with my stomach..Afterwards, I had dinner at a kebab restaurant in front of the hotel and came back to the hotel.

It may have been less difficult for me than just the forehead, but it must be quite difficult for people with a lot of hair follicles and elderly people. Maybe it's because I'm less tired..
I only lie down, but when I lie down forward, my forehead and chin are pressed tightly, so I feel frustrated. When I lie back, I lie down carefully, and my neck hurts so much that I thought I was going to die. It's anesthesia for a while, but in my case, my throat really hurt, so I said let's rest in between. Haryl also rubs her throat.. The hardest thing is lying down...
It's quite inconvenient because it's swollen right now..I don't think it's a second surgery. I sincerely pray that Hankyu will be successful.
And the Turkish people are very nice. He welcomes me well and likes to shake hands

You're rambling. I just wrote what came to mind. Anyway, for those who are undergoing surgery, don't be too nervous and just get it. Like me, it's funny to see that sore throat is the hardest, right? Hahaha but it's true in my case.
Then everyone, be well and healthy..Oh, I'm tired, damn it

Now, I will post the picture after a few months.