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[re] September 15th..My surgery diary..Finally...
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Hello, this is FM m shape.......
You finally had surgery ^^
You did a great job........
I'm sure there will be good results...Thank you for the photo information...
Take good care of yourself...^^
Full of energy...
>This picture was taken just before the surgery on September 15th.
>I took it at the hospital, but I took a lot at home. I wanted to make a comparison myself..Haha
>
>When I arrived at the hospital around 2 o'clock, I shampooed, dried my hair, and went into the operating room...
>I started to get nervous from here...ㅜ.ㅜ
>
>In the operating room, the director first saw the part where the back of the head was to be cut, and he cut his hair. Little by little..
>Lying face down on the bed,
>"Anesthesia starts, incision starts." From then on, the heartbeat you hear from the side speeds up by itself...It was the height of my tremors..
>
>Sweeping sound, and a little bit of blood..(The anesthetic also stops the hemostasis, so it doesn't bleed much.)
>Maybe because I was under anesthesia, I hardly felt the pain.
>
>After the incision, I took a break and prepared for the transplant..Before the transplant, I also greeted the hair follicle separation team.
>"Please be nice to me."^^"Yes..."
>
>It hurt a little when I was anesthetizing my bangs. They say it's because your scalp is thinner than the back of your hair...This was probably about three o'clock.
>That's when the director and I started fighting...It's a bit awkward to describe it as a struggle..I'll lie down and watch the sky broadcast,
>I talked with the director, and I think the hardest thing was lying in a fixed position...
>
>All surgeries were completed around 6:30 p.m. There were two or three breaks in between..
>At this time, I thought..
>
>I suddenly thought, 'It's really a turning point now~!'
>
>The result is still in the distant future, but I'm still happy.
>You've been going through a lot of trouble, and when you're in public (wedding, reunion, etc.) Everyone's wearing a suit, but you're wearing jeans alone
>When I thought about wearing a hat, I got emotional..For your information, I am in my mid-20s. I'm still young... ㅜ.ㅜ
>Now, I have the will to take good care of myself and find a new life.
>
>Coming home, I remembered what the director said..On the first day, it could hurt a lot when you go home...
>It hurt a lot. The anesthesia was relieved, and the back of my head hurt a lot more than my bangs. I've cut my life out, so I'm fine with you, Anapley..
>I took painkillers, and I didn't take sleeping pills until the end. I got in trouble the next day. Why didn't I eat...Hah!
>Because I didn't take sleeping pills, I only slept for about two hours overnight...It really hurt to the point where it was annoying. It bothers me...
>
>He said he planted about 3,000 hairs. These sensitive stories...The cost, the number of hair transplants..
>I think the trust between the doctor and me is the most important thing in these things. People say, "Is that really 3000?" "It looks like it's only 2,000."
>I don't think I need to hear this. I think it's better to have a connection with the doctor, to have faith, to communicate
>I think it's important.
>
>And as far as I know, there are no hospitals these days that have planted 1,000 hairs and 2,000 hairs.
>That's a very trashy place...
>
>Today is the third day of surgery. I learned how to shampoo at the hospital yesterday, and I learned how to massage, so I'm doing it right now.
>I want to make sure it goes well and give you advice. Even if it doesn't go well, I hope it helps as an experienced person and a senior.
>
>I'll upload the picture right after the surgery tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
>
>Everyone, fighting!
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
You finally had surgery ^^
You did a great job........
I'm sure there will be good results...Thank you for the photo information...
Take good care of yourself...^^
Full of energy...
>This picture was taken just before the surgery on September 15th.
>I took it at the hospital, but I took a lot at home. I wanted to make a comparison myself..Haha
>
>When I arrived at the hospital around 2 o'clock, I shampooed, dried my hair, and went into the operating room...
>I started to get nervous from here...ㅜ.ㅜ
>
>In the operating room, the director first saw the part where the back of the head was to be cut, and he cut his hair. Little by little..
>Lying face down on the bed,
>"Anesthesia starts, incision starts." From then on, the heartbeat you hear from the side speeds up by itself...It was the height of my tremors..
>
>Sweeping sound, and a little bit of blood..(The anesthetic also stops the hemostasis, so it doesn't bleed much.)
>Maybe because I was under anesthesia, I hardly felt the pain.
>
>After the incision, I took a break and prepared for the transplant..Before the transplant, I also greeted the hair follicle separation team.
>"Please be nice to me."^^"Yes..."
>
>It hurt a little when I was anesthetizing my bangs. They say it's because your scalp is thinner than the back of your hair...This was probably about three o'clock.
>That's when the director and I started fighting...It's a bit awkward to describe it as a struggle..I'll lie down and watch the sky broadcast,
>I talked with the director, and I think the hardest thing was lying in a fixed position...
>
>All surgeries were completed around 6:30 p.m. There were two or three breaks in between..
>At this time, I thought..
>
>I suddenly thought, 'It's really a turning point now~!'
>
>The result is still in the distant future, but I'm still happy.
>You've been going through a lot of trouble, and when you're in public (wedding, reunion, etc.) Everyone's wearing a suit, but you're wearing jeans alone
>When I thought about wearing a hat, I got emotional..For your information, I am in my mid-20s. I'm still young... ㅜ.ㅜ
>Now, I have the will to take good care of myself and find a new life.
>
>Coming home, I remembered what the director said..On the first day, it could hurt a lot when you go home...
>It hurt a lot. The anesthesia was relieved, and the back of my head hurt a lot more than my bangs. I've cut my life out, so I'm fine with you, Anapley..
>I took painkillers, and I didn't take sleeping pills until the end. I got in trouble the next day. Why didn't I eat...Hah!
>Because I didn't take sleeping pills, I only slept for about two hours overnight...It really hurt to the point where it was annoying. It bothers me...
>
>He said he planted about 3,000 hairs. These sensitive stories...The cost, the number of hair transplants..
>I think the trust between the doctor and me is the most important thing in these things. People say, "Is that really 3000?" "It looks like it's only 2,000."
>I don't think I need to hear this. I think it's better to have a connection with the doctor, to have faith, to communicate
>I think it's important.
>
>And as far as I know, there are no hospitals these days that have planted 1,000 hairs and 2,000 hairs.
>That's a very trashy place...
>
>Today is the third day of surgery. I learned how to shampoo at the hospital yesterday, and I learned how to massage, so I'm doing it right now.
>I want to make sure it goes well and give you advice. Even if it doesn't go well, I hope it helps as an experienced person and a senior.
>
>I'll upload the picture right after the surgery tomorrow or the day after tomorrow.
>
>Everyone, fighting!
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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