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[Female Hair Loss] Day 2 of the incision hair transplant | Korea's No.1 Hair Loss Community, DAEDAMO

크랜베리스콘 · 2020-04-01T20:56:18+09:00

My wide forehead is a complex so I had a hair transplant after thinking about it for several months I went to 4 hospital consultations and the reason why I chose Mohill was because the system looked meticulous and the cost was good I arrived at the hospital at 9 am on the day of the surgery changed into a surgical suit filled out the consent form for the surgery and made the final design with the director Then I went to have a occipital incision but the anesthesia hurt for me It hurts but its bearable More than anything Im scared of the vibration soundcrying After the incision I ate the porridge that the hospital prepared for me and waited and I finally went in for a transplant I was anesthetized at this time too but I think it hurt less than when I was anesthetized at the occipital incision I was comfortable during the transplant They played the radio and I slept in the middle I was supposed to plant 2500 plants but they said they planted more After the surgery bandage and explain the precautions And I was prescribed medication and came home When the anesthesia wears off at night the incision starts to hurt but when I take painkillers I feel better Sleeping is uncomfortable I went to the hospital on the second day bandaged washed my hair and got care You also gave me fresh spray and shampoo so I need to take good care of it

I didn't know I'd leave a review for 14 months beyond my first yearBut there's not much review of the top of the head.. I'll try to use it from time to timeThe first time I felt hair loss was in my early 20s, but at that time, my hair was simply thinning, so I didn't care much about it. But as time goes by, my scalp is starting to look more and more visible...I tried to make it look full by getting a perm, but I don't think it was a good wayMaybe because my hair was weak, it was too much to get a perm. I felt like my scalp was showing more as I got a perm I put everything down and went around with straight hairAround that time, I saw the reviews of the successful Hair Transplant and got counseling. I went to Dana Plastic Surgery and came back after consultation, but I planned to do it later due to personal reasons. After about three years, I went back to the hospital and the doctor said that I had more hair loss than before I wonder if I should have done it then.. But since it's already late, I didn't hesitate to get the surgery date right away>It was a topical hair transplant + a large amount of hair loss, but why did you have surgery?I had severe hair loss on the top and top of my head.I was worried because I heard that topical hair transplantation had a low birth rate and high surgery difficulty, but I was glad that the Dana Plastic Surgery accepted it confidently.We had a non-excisional estimate of 2,500 hair follicles, and the parameters were more than 5,000 hair, so it was a mass transplant I've heard that the more mass transplants, the better the division of roles through team surgery than one person doing all of them In fact, it's a mass transplant that lasts for hours, so physical strength and concentration management are important, so I decided to believe that Dana Plastic Surgery is the most professional. >Change by progress~1st month: the peak of the dark ages. There was little impact because the hair was not originally there, but the redness and scab were left, so it was a must-have hat when going out. Still, the hospital managed shampoo and disinfection for free, so the recovery was fast.Months 3-4: The time when the change was finally felt. The fluffy hair came up slightly, and the new hair began to grow in earnest from about four months. Since then, I've been looking for a mirror every dayMonth 7-8: Overall, I could see that my hair was thickened. It wasn't completely dense yet, but at least I felt that the days when my scalp was flashing were over. You said it was okay to get a perm again, but conservatively, I waited a little longer.10th-11th month: It's become so natural that there's no scalp see-through even under the lights. Even in the bright place, it was no longer as bothered as before. It settled in abundance more than I thought.>As of the 14th monthSince it's been over a year, I think I'm going to stay stable like thisThe thickness of my hair is getting similar to the original hair, and I'm parting my hair freelyNow, I can't see my scalp even under bright lights, so I'm going around comfortably without a hatMost satisfactory of all, not only the results, but the whole process was reliableWhen I first consulted, I didn't recommend it too much and explained it in a way that fits my situation, and even though it was a difficult case because it was a mass transplant, I was able to trust and entrust it.Recently, my cousin had surgery at the same hospital, and I'm glad he's growing at a similar pace to meThe satisfaction I got after a long wait is really great.For those who are worried about top hair transplantation or hair loss in the part of their hair, In particular, if you need a large-scale transplant, please consider a hospital where team surgery is possible.I came to see the results through the same process,I'm sure those who are thinking about it will get good results.I hope you all get as much as you want!

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Day 2 of the incision hair transplant!

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