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(Turkey Istanbul-TEPE Hair Transplant Center) Finally, the day we leave for Turkey

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Surgery Method non-cutter
Implanted Amount 8300grafts (4150Hair follicle)
Surgery Progress -
Age Range Nondisclosure

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- Type A

<Finally, the day I leave for Turkey with my hat on>

Finally, I left home for an overseas hair transplant that I had been preparing for for for a long time.
February 5th.I got on Mugunghwa at 1:05 p.m. and arrived at Yongsan Station at 6:18 p.m. Immediately after boarding a limousine (15,000) to Incheon International Airport at 6:50 p.m., he arrived at Incheon International Airport at around 7:50 p.m.
Soon, I was able to meet each other about 15 minutes after connecting with the TEPE representative. The take-off time of the flight was 11:55, so I had a lot of time left, so I was treated to dinner and simple tea while talking about this and that together. Thank you. He told me in detail about hair transplants for the first time through his own experiences. I was very nervous because it was my first time abroad, so the TPE person in charge helped me relax as much as possible. After a while, I went to go through the departure procedure, so I broke up with the TPE person and went inside. My luggage was caught during a body search and luggage search, which is a rite of passage;;;;;;;;;; 2 banana milk and 100G of kimchi that I was going to enjoy on the plane were taken away. If you exceed the basic weight, you have to go back out and attach it to your luggage to carry it into the plane like me. So I told her to throw it away. I just gave up banana milk and kimchi because I didn't like it because I had to take off my hat and do a body search in front of so many people as I went out and came back in....But later, even if it was as annoying as kimchi, it was something I had to take even if I was going to go out and come back in...How much I missed kimchi in Turkey;;;;;;;; After a lot of twists and turns, I went inside and there was a huge waiting room. There was a large television set and a lot of seats in a few places, and foreigners who seemed to see it once in a while saw Sophie right next to me. The swings thought they were embarrassed to death when they said, "Hello!" whenever they met Sophie's eyes. Sitting in that spacious waiting room, waiting until the takeoff time of the plane. A lot of thoughts passed by. Looking aside, planes crawled in front of my nose out of a huge window. My image was reflected on the window because it was night. It looked shabby, awkward, and unfair.
Everyone was seen as very hypocritical. Many people who judged by their appearance, saying that the mind is more important than appearance, were considered too hypocritical. It was undeniable that there were countless people's eyes, silent teasing, and sarcastic eyes before deciding to go abroad and get a hair transplant. It was a look that would have been nothing to them, but we hair loss people don't want to get it again. We did. My head, waiting for the plane in the waiting room, was filled with hatred for those who looked at me as if hair loss were a disability even once. Then, suddenly, tears came out. Tears flowed for no reason. I left it untouched.
There were many twists and turns even to come to this waiting room. Maybe my case couldn't come. As a self-employed person, I had to close my shop for a week and give up my business. It was an adventure to close for a week in a recession like this. So I had to be sure to take that venture...It's worth all that sacrifice... but I had a huge setback when I asked an overseas hair transplant agency to operate through DaMo.
I won't say where the company is. I think that's what people do...

I am an inactive hepatitis B carrier with normal liver levels (GOT/GPT).
The fact that I'm a hepatitis B carrier is what caught my ankle. While reading the hair transplant review, I asked an agency (Agence) to perform surgery, which seems to be preferred and trusted by quite a few members, and I asked their medical staff to do the surgery because I am a hepatitis B carrier. Incredible. Why. impossibility of surgery. No surgery. It was dark in front of me. Still, hair transplantation is the last hope for us hair loss. But the fact that I'm a hepatitis B carrier seems to take away all this hope, so I hated myself so much.
But…...But for a moment, a strange idea suddenly occurred to me.
Didn't I already have the first hair transplant surgery (although it was a failure) at a plastic surgery clinic in Seoul in April last year.
It was then clear that he was a hepatitis B carrier, and the surgery was still possible.
Then, what is the word of a parent agency in DaMo who says that I can't operate because I'm a hepatitis B carrier.
To put it all together, according to the agency, under Korean medical law, even hepatitis B carriers can have hair transplants/ under Turkish medical law, hepatitis B carriers should never have hair transplants. ... So I immediately started searching books related to Turkish medical law, and after purchasing and reading the books, I found that there was no such provision under Turkish medical law.
However, in all operations, it was only common that in the case of hepatitis B carriers, satisfactory effects cannot be expected compared to normal people in the process of recovering after surgery in the case of their activity and inactivity and normal cases.
If so, doesn't it mean that even people with hepatitis B can get a hair transplant. Moreover, it was concluded that in the case of inactive me, I could receive it even more.
However, the results of the surgery may not be as satisfactory as those who do not have hepatitis B, and the prescription for the postoperative drug may be a poison that increases the level of the lump in hepatitis, so the inability to receive a drug that will make the hair grow better after the surgery may not provide even more satisfactory benefits.
However, anyway, isn't it possible for hepatitis B carriers to undergo hair transplantation. Isn't that important.
Of course, if you have a risk that you really can't, you can't, and you shouldn't, you have to say that surgery is impossible, but this is a different case.
In my case, <<<<<Surgery is possible, but the results may not be satisfactory, from many overseas hair transplant agencies>>>> Isn't it correct to hear the answer? However, the company said they could not operate.
Isn't it completely different from dissuading them that the results may not be good even if they seem to say the same thing, and saying in the first place that they can't operate. Something smelled strange.

And on the other hand, hope suddenly rose in my heart.

Then, why did the agency that Daemo responded that they could not operate on me because I was a hepatitis B carrier.
Ironically, this agency is a highly respected company among its members. Perhaps for many, like me, it has a reputation for its consistent attitude of clearly dividing those who can and cannot perform surgery. Those who did not meet the standards set by them through health checkups were thoroughly excluded from their surgery. Perhaps their attitude is further increasing the trust of many members toward them in line with people's right thoughts. using people's psychology deftly.
But this is wrong.
I can deceive many people, but I found out that the answers they gave me were from their selfish tricks now that I know everything about whether I can actually perform surgery or not.
Do you know how I felt after hearing what the company said. I thought I'd never get surgery, so I just wanted to die.
I wouldn't be scared now.

I want to ask them again. Why~!!!!!!!! I can't get surgery because I'm a hepatitis B carrier. Their answers will be published in the public notice section of Daemo's website, and I'd like to post an answer as well.

There are many overseas hair transplant agents (agencies) in Daemo. In a way, through them, our DaMo members are the underdogs who may have to hope and give up hope. They are the kind of people who have to bend down like sinners because hair loss is a crime. One thing is certain, however, that agencies (agencies) that arrange overseas hair transplants for DaMo members within DaMo should know our pain and sadness. It should be different from hospitals in the rest of the world.
At least for our DaMo members, we should be open to every possibility (I will know that the way I say it is not illegal) so that even the smallest gaps that the world's hospitals are blocking can never operate and hope through surgery. Don't you think so.
Does the presence of hepatitis B mean that agencies that broker overseas hair transplantation can decide whether hair transplantation is possible or not at their own convenience. This is a way of making fun of our DaMo members. Rather, it would be an honest answer to say the following.

<<b형간염인 사람들도 수술은 가능하지만 우리 중개대행업체에서는 b형간염이신 분들은 모발이식수술을 해주지 않는 것을 원칙으로 합니다. 왜냐면 혹 수술예후가 좋지 않거나 하면 그 책임질 일이 생기며, 대행업체에서 하신 분들의 결과는 모두 좋은 사람들만 나와야 하기 때문에 우리는 아예 처음부터 수술하기에 가장 적합하고 건강하며 나중 아무런 탈이 없을 선별하여 수술하고 있기 때문입니다.>> Moreover, they highlight their thorough screening criteria through such a screening process and wrap it up as if they are performing a more accurate procedure than other agencies (agencies). It is a pity that many DaMo members also feel that way.

The screening criteria that the medical community should have for patients are that when the procedure is performed on this patient, it should be in a position to dissuade the patient no matter how much they want the operation when it contains a risk of seriously affecting his or her health or claiming his or her life.

But hair transplants are different.
Who would worry about hair transplants with the seriousness of their lives in danger.
Of course, there are diseases that should not be performed on hair transplants.
There are many diseases among us humans, but some of them are diseases that should not be performed on hair transplants.
Even with hepatitis B like me, active people are dissuaded because their liver health can deteriorate only with very little overwork and physical stress. However, surgery is possible if it is inactive and the liver level is normal or low.
In addition, it is true that people with high blood pressure are discouraged due to excessive bleeding due to surgery, but hair transplantation is possible after controlling blood pressure by taking blood pressure drugs, etc. People with diabetes are dissuaded because the blood flow is not good and the prognosis is poor. However, there is an announcement from the medical community that hair transplantation is possible for those who have well controlled sugar.
People with tuberculosis say that they can get a hair transplant after tuberculosis treatment, although they are discouraged because of the lack of physical strength during surgery.

The medical community says that if you suffer from diseases that can occur in everyone, hair transplants are discouraged when the symptoms are serious, but if the symptoms or conditions are alleviated, everyone can operate.

The same is true of hepatitis B. Hair transplantation is possible if it is inactive, not active, and even if the liver level is normal. Nevertheless, to exclude them from the surgical target unconditionally is not to create the standard for our mass members, but to establish the standard according to their convenience and to fit only those who are suitable for it unconditionally. If it's really for our hair loss people, like other agencies, if the disease is controlled and treated through appropriate treatment, we should appeal as a dissuasion that surgery is possible. If you create your own standards like a parent company and consistently say that surgery itself is not unconditionally possible, you should keep in mind that it will be thoroughly excluded from the woke members in the near future. Even more importantly, there are many healthy friends around a person's patient.
From the agency's point of view, the patient was excluded from surgery, but the person who knew the company's inner feelings would let many healthy friends around him know the truth, so that many friends would stay away from the company. In short, many patients who have not even encountered one person by abandonment are lost together.
Companies that cannot stand in the middle of the truth should be thoroughly excluded from our DaMo members.
Therefore, from now on, the company should abandon the criterion of unconditional no-no, open up all possibilities, and actively engage in an attitude for the majority of its members. Isn't that for our mass members.

What I'm saying with such enthusiasm is that a weak hair loss person who knew the sick person and hoped to get a new life through hair transplantation cannot operate on their own>> I've been in a state where I want to die after hearing only the answer from one company, so I'm so unfair and angry that I'm writing evil.
Who wouldn't be upset?
What's even funnier is that I got an e-mail from the company when I came home from overseas hair surgery, and it was <<Surgery because it's an event, so I have a chance to operate with 2,500 euros>>.
Does this make sense? You frustrated me that I can't operate because I have hepatitis B, what mail is this? It was ridiculous to think that I sent it to all the members because I couldn't sort out the e-mails to be sent to other healthy people one by one. It felt like a mockery. So I blocked the mail from the company.

In addition, many of the people who received hair transplants through the company would have had proper surgery. They will surely be proud. I just said a word as an underdog who had a new chest on the cutting board over whether or not he could even perform surgery like me.
...............
While doing so, messages of hope from several companies began to arrive one by one that surgery was possible even if it was hepatitis B. The light is starting to show............

Now that I have hope that I can perform surgery, it is TEPE that I finally decided by exchanging mails with one or two of several other agencies. Above all, I was relieved by the sincere answers of the Korea TEPE Go team leader who consulted.

Team leader Ko said that even if hepatitis B is inactive and the liver level is normal, surgery is possible, but if the level increases, it is better to postpone the surgery for health, and he told me that surgery is possible if my health improves. That wasn't what I was saying as a businessman to benefit from making hair transplants even for at-risk patients who should never undergo surgery. It was meant to truly think of me and hold on to my hope. After feeling the sincerity, my heart opened. Team leader Ko also took care of me to take good care of my health above all else, as it will depend on how I take care of my health in terms of the results after surgery.

This is exactly what we want.
I'm not saying it's impossible, but <<It's possible, but this can be bad, so it's possible if you consider those points and be careful>The answer that gives hope. When all those people are accepted, the postoperative reviews can be said to have been written without a lie. On the other hand, if you take people who will be smart anyway, have them operate, and write a review, it will be said that they have gained a lot of money, so how can you say that it is a correct review.

However, even though I operated on someone who can never achieve all conditions like me, if I acquire through dry mine management as much as they do, there is no more miraculous review than this.
I'll show you by all means.</b형간염인>

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