I got 3,000 hair follicles on January 18 in Ankara, Turkey

The first operation was performed in February last year in Korea, and the second operation was performed on January 18th due to his dissatisfaction. The pictures are two before the surgery, and I uploaded them in the order of 5, 9, and 15 days after the surgery.


Departure


It was my first time going abroad and I headed to Incheon International Airport with half excitement and half fear. It was a little bit bitter that the addition was going abroad for hair transplantation. For those who visit the airport, it is recommended to take plenty of time with you. I arrived two hours ago, but I was very embarrassed. After ticketing and immigration, I got on the plane to Istanbul safely. The flight time is 12 hours, so I'm pretty tired of it. It's a comfortable way to go if you book a seat in the back

I don't know what to do when I arrive in Istanbul. I was embarrassed even though I learned about other people's reviews and transfer methods in advance. Furthermore, I thought I was going to die because the transfer time was less than an hour and a half ago. First, I left the aisle and asked and headed to the right, but after a while, I saw a row of small booths on the left side. The booth with International Others and Turkish Citizens written on the sign is the immigration desk Of course, you have to go to International Others From then on, I was able to find it as easily as it came out at the cafe If you're not sure, you can ask and go, or you can easily go by looking for a sign that says "Domestic".
If you have arrived in Ankara, you need to keep two things in mind first. If you checked your luggage when you were ticketing, you should follow the aisle and go down to the guide shouting "Baggage!" and take the bus to pick up your luggage. Or you can just leave. When I went out of the airport, King Yettal welcomed melol


operation

I shaved my head and was diagnosed with 3,000 follicles Saldar said he'd lose all of his crown in the future... I knew the top of my head would fall out, but I hated Saldar for no reasonㅜㅜ
The operation was carried out systematically. Saldar tested it with an extraction needle and chose the needle that best suits me Even though I did it with my hands, I couldn't help but be surprised by the fast and accurate punching The nurses then put the hair follicles in a beaker, slit them, and went into the transplant I confirmed that there are ten beakers, 300 follicles per beaker. Also, Yetal took a picture with a camera so I was able to check my hair follicles when I came back to the dorm I couldn't help but be surprised that it almost matched when I set up some without counting them all. But is it called a medical pillow that you put on your forehead and back of your head during surgery? It's too hard. I think it was too hard to stand in the same position for a long time.
In Korea, I had 3,000 hairs cut through an incision, and when I asked exactly how many hairs were planted after the procedure, he avoided giving an exact answer. No, even after I shaved my head, 3,000 hair follicles were long gone, and that's what Mr. Yetal said. Of course, it may be said that the result is less than 3,000 hair follicles because it is not worn well. Still, I can't shake the feeling that Ankara is more conscientious in terms of hair follicle than anywhere else. The operation took about seven hours.


Guest room

I wanted to have another patient in the guest room, but unfortunately, I ended up using it alone I wanted to share the pain of the same defector, but it was okay not to have anyone. I was able to be comfortable alone in the room, and above all, Yetal-hyung was able to pay a lot of attention to me. It was quite cold in Ankara at that time, but it probably went down to minus 14 degrees Celsius. The king of Yetal turned on the large radiator and heater so much that I woke up. And I've always thought of eating Turkish food to some extent.. It's really not lol I thought it was a good thing that I packed enough pork belly and pickled radish in Korea. The people who went there for no reason didn't say that. After experiencing it myself, I found outlol


Closing remarks

Above all, when deciding on surgery, a decision based on deliberation seems to be the most important. In my case, I decided to undergo the first surgery suddenly last year and received an incision in Korea. At first, when I decided on the first surgery, I said, 'But I'm not severely hair loss, so wouldn't it be covered by a certain amount in Korea?' And I received it in Korea with my own judgment, 'Do I need to go abroad?' It was my own dogma that I didn't go to several hospitals.
If I had enough time to look overseas and find many domestic hospitals, I would have performed the first surgery in Turkey.. In fact, I know that many people are not satisfied after the first surgery, so they do a lot of the second surgery abroad. So I chose Ankara because I evaluated this second surgery solely on the basis of skill and skill.
In addition, I don't have enough money because I'm a student, but I boldly omitted the cost of surgery in deciding on surgery. Of course, if the surgery cost is tens of millions of won, I can't skip it, but I thought the difference between 1 and 2 million won could be overcome with the advantages listed above. For those who are doing the first round, look for various places, whether overseas or domestic, and make a decision after careful consideration. Hair transplantation is not an infinite surgery, and if you have an incision scar in your larynx, you have to carry it for life.
I think Yetal-type's saying that it's hard to be pretty is just right. I think the long flight time, the pain of surgery, and the itching after the surgery will be fully compensated for by the appearance of my head becoming full in the future. I'm thinking of posting the next photo review in the fall after summer. By then, it's going to be visible. "Wow, you're a normal person." "You escaped from hair loss?" I'm going to leave a lot of comments^^