SEVMECAgence 5228 Hair follicles 2 Weeks Late

Make sure to post only pictures before and after treatment. (Please leave questions in the comments.)

I always read other people's writings, but it's my first time writing like this.
I was worried about hair loss that started about 10 years ago, but I had a transplant surgery through Istanbul Sebmech for two days on January 16th and 17th.
It's too much pressure to go to work in this condition, but when I think about what I've been stressed by hair loss, on the other hand, I feel refreshed.
I've gone through the following steps since the start of hair loss.
Step 1: Eating herbal medicine / black beans, etc.
Step 2: Hospitals (mostly take ppe, etc.)
Step 3: Thickening hair (black hair, chummil hair, etc.)
Step 4: Transplant surgery
Now that I think about it, the money from steps 1 to 3 would have been left after transplantation, but I regret it so much.
It's impossible to get the hair loss back in the first stage and it's just preventing the progression of hair loss, which didn't help at all.
Phase 2 of the ppe worked so well, but the side effects were so severe that I stopped taking it for about a month.
In the case of the three-stage thickener, I thought there was no better product when there was some hair left, but after the hair loss progressed severely, it didn't work as a thickener. I put on my Gamo for a while at this time, but I personally don't even remember wanting to think about getting fed up, so I'll skip it. But that doesn't mean that the mother-in-law is bad. A lot of people are satisfied with the family motto. It's just that I only have bad memories in my personal experience.
Step 4..... Finally, I had a transplant for two days on the 16th and 17th.
Attached is a picture before and after the transplant.
First pic: just before transplant (I usually had my hair cut short to 2-3cm)
Second photo: Right after the transplant
16th: 2600 follicles (transplant start: 9 a.m. / Transplant end: 3 p.m. => 6 hours in total)
17th: 2628 follicles (transplant start: 8 a.m. / Transplant end: 2 p.m. => 6 hours in total)
A total of 5,228 hair follicles have been transplanted.
In my case, I asked to proceed with the transplant without lunch time in particular. By the way, everyone was willing to allow it, and they proceeded with the transplant without a break. So both of you who treated me finished the procedure for two days and had lunch. In addition, on the second day, the person who treated me recognized me and welcomed me.(Mr. Sebmech, I would appreciate it if you could thank these two again.) Some hospitals in Korea have heard that transplant hair needs to be transplanted quickly to have a high birth rate, and considering the stress of the past 10 years due to hair loss, skipping lunch for two days was not a problem at all. But later it turned out that the transplant hair was stored in a liquid, and the lunch time was about 10 to 15 minutes, so it didn't make much difference. Maybe I overreacted too much.. Anyway, I did the transplant without a minute's break.
Today is the 29th, so it's only been two weeks since the transplant. Still, the pain of pulling my hair is when I see it in the bathroom and when I sleep, but the scabs have neatly all fallen off. I've been shampooing my hair since the 22nd, and dozens or hundreds of transplant hairs fall off every time I shampoo. But even though the transplant mothers have fallen for 7 days without missing a day, my wife says, there are still too many transplant mothers. I'm at a loss whether to laugh or cry. Anyway, instead of falling transplant hair, I just want the sprouts to grow.

I'm describing why I chose Sebmek in Turkey as below, so if you're thinking of transplanting, I hope it's helpful.
1. Turkey is almost the only place in the world that does more than 5,000 hair follicles in a non-cut manner.
=> I think it will be difficult to transplant more than 5,000 hair follicles in Korea. I think the reason is that doctors have to do the procedure themselves under the domestic medical law. That's why I think most people prefer the incision method. A nurse may also be able to separate the transplant hair from the incision.

2. We judged that those who were doing transplants were experts. I knew that only one hair transplant had been done for several years. Even in the masters of life, people who are 3 to 5 years old are sometimes said to be masters, and if not masters, I think they are at least professional level. This is the first reason why we chose Sebmech A.C. For your information, my transplant manager punches the transplant hair with a machine when extracting the transplant hair, and I counted it myself and found that the fastest time was two follicles per second. The average speed was about 3-4 hair follicles per 2 seconds. That was really fast. In my opinion, not only is it fast, but seeing you enjoy your work, I think you will soon achieve the level of a master.

3. The cost of the transplant, including the price of the plane, is cheaper than in Korea. You've seen advertisements on Naver that cost 3,000,000 won and 2 million won. If you click this, it's an incision method and it's 2.5 million won or 2.9 million won, and it's not a follicle unit, but a hair unit. Please contact us separately for the non-cut method. Rather, if you advertised KRW 10 million for 3-4,000 hair follicles, you would have considered transplantation more in Korea even if the price was a little expensive. Fishing is sufficient as a means of advertising products in shopping malls. It's not a product that's returned if the transplant goes wrong, so I think it's right to understand how hair loss people feel and approach them honestly.

4. I read the articles of people who had transplant procedures elsewhere in Turkey before choosing Sebmecision, and I found that Sebmecision is more expensive than other places in Turkey, but the conclusion was that I chose Sebmecision. Since once the procedure is done, it cannot be reversed, so even if it costs a little more, I chose a place where the results of the procedure are certain. Therefore, it seems that it is up to you to choose the agent in Turkey.

That's all, I've been in the 10th grade since I entered hair loss school, and now I'm just waiting to graduate, and I've posted a little bit to help freshmen who have just entered hair loss school.
If you think you graduated from hair loss school in the first year of transplantation at the end of this year, I will leave a more detailed review as a graduation anniversary. I think it's too early to have a toast.

I hope all the hair loss people make the right choice that suits them and thrive.