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Hair transplantation is more important than anything else because the final result is finally confirmed after a year.
It is a space where members are diagnosed with their condition after surgery and counseled on postoperative management, case-by-case occurrence, and additional supplementation methods.
It has the most clinical data in the world, where doctors related to hair transplantation also visit to study cases.
Thank you to all the seniors who left a meaningful record that can't express its value to someone preparing for surgery.
Leaving photo data after surgery is also "patient strength" and is a strong insurance policy against future unexpected surgical outcomes.
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I also planted 3800 hairs the day before yesterday...
But to be really honest, it barely hurt except for a little tingling when I was anesthetized...
I've had quite a few injections for the back of my head incision, but it stings a little bit...
And I didn't feel any pain, maybe because of anesthesia, when I cut my back and caught him...
Anaesthetic injections with 4 or 5 shots near the front forehead and side of the head during transplantation were relatively painful, but...
It wasn't to the point that I was in pain...
And when I planted it, it really didn't hurt at all...
Of course, since I got home and the anesthesia was lifted in the evening, I've had back hair pull and a bad headache...
I'm not smearing Nimgle, but...
Of course, each person has a different level of feeling, but...
I'm writing this because I think other people can feel it as if it's a pretty painful surgery after reading the nim...
It almost never hurts during actual surgery...
But after the surgery is off, after the anesthesia is released, the pain is bound to come...
>Well..
>It doesn't hurt... It's anaesthetic needle, but it doesn't hurt when you plant and when you rip off the back of your head..I don't know what to do..^^
>I was also insensitive, so I had no fear of surgery. But I've said that it hurts a few times..
>I'm not trying to argue about it for no reason. There's just a reason for my bias, and the people who posted on the bulletin board, "I've had the surgery in three to four months, thank you." (When I was four months old, I concluded that I couldn't trust them.) They all wrote, "It's amazing that it hurt one by one."
>It's an operation that you can't help but get sick unless you're under anesthesia...Anyway, that's not important, and you must have had a hard time getting surgery in terms of the scope. I hope you get a lot of hair
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
But to be really honest, it barely hurt except for a little tingling when I was anesthetized...
I've had quite a few injections for the back of my head incision, but it stings a little bit...
And I didn't feel any pain, maybe because of anesthesia, when I cut my back and caught him...
Anaesthetic injections with 4 or 5 shots near the front forehead and side of the head during transplantation were relatively painful, but...
It wasn't to the point that I was in pain...
And when I planted it, it really didn't hurt at all...
Of course, since I got home and the anesthesia was lifted in the evening, I've had back hair pull and a bad headache...
I'm not smearing Nimgle, but...
Of course, each person has a different level of feeling, but...
I'm writing this because I think other people can feel it as if it's a pretty painful surgery after reading the nim...
It almost never hurts during actual surgery...
But after the surgery is off, after the anesthesia is released, the pain is bound to come...
>Well..
>It doesn't hurt... It's anaesthetic needle, but it doesn't hurt when you plant and when you rip off the back of your head..I don't know what to do..^^
>I was also insensitive, so I had no fear of surgery. But I've said that it hurts a few times..
>I'm not trying to argue about it for no reason. There's just a reason for my bias, and the people who posted on the bulletin board, "I've had the surgery in three to four months, thank you." (When I was four months old, I concluded that I couldn't trust them.) They all wrote, "It's amazing that it hurt one by one."
>It's an operation that you can't help but get sick unless you're under anesthesia...Anyway, that's not important, and you must have had a hard time getting surgery in terms of the scope. I hope you get a lot of hair
>
>
>
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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