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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.
[re] I'm posting a picture of a month and a half of surgery.
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I think I liked it because I was posting pictures in April. About 2 and a half months? I think it's coming up little by little..
It's already been 5 months... Is it about 5 months and 10 days..^^
I'm pretty thick now and I've grown a lot, so charcoal isn't that great, but I think it's similar to a normal person..
When I'm most happy, it's hot and I sweep my hair.. And when I look in the mirror, I'm like, "Mo..."I think this is good enough..
M-man ^^ You have so many charcoal sticks that it can be covered just by itself, so if you don't put your hair up, your style will come out?
Now I'm thinking about what style I should do with this hair..
4 months is pretty good if it's about 5 months apart, and the story gets better as the days go by
Hang in there for another 4 months... Fighting..^^
No need... alone... excited..Just talk about me... It's already two o'clock... Good night
>I don't know if it's helpful because the resolution is so bad because it's a phone picture..
>I'm going to put it up.
>It's been a month and a half since the surgery..
>
>It's been a month and a half since both pictures were taken.
>One is a picture with my hair down
>One is a picture of the head raised by hand to show the surgical site.
>
>Of course, I covered my face for security.
>
>My current condition is that my hair is a little more lost than before the surgery.
>In about 3 months, I think I'll be able to recover from my preoperative appearance..
>
>Before the surgery
>There's no thick hair in the m-shape..I had a lot of fine hair..
>The rest had a lot of numbers. So even after the surgery, it was barely noticeable..
>I didn't get surgery except for my parents.
>
>There were more people in the middle of the m.. I feel like I'm missing a little bit from the surgery shock..
>
>As you'll see.
>
>After about a month and a half, the fine hairs from before came out again..
>
>But why don't the transplanted thick heads come out..
>
>I can't see it coming out even if it's very small.
>
>When will we see it???
>
>If you look at other people's pictures, about 3-4 months..
>
>I saw that the hair transplant grew to a certain extent..
>
>Because I grow 1 centimeter a month..
>
>To be like that in about three months...
>
>It should be coming out by now...
>
>Am I the only one not coming out?
>
>Am I rushing too much???
>
>Mr. Daejeon.. Two guests.. Please answer me...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
It's already been 5 months... Is it about 5 months and 10 days..^^
I'm pretty thick now and I've grown a lot, so charcoal isn't that great, but I think it's similar to a normal person..
When I'm most happy, it's hot and I sweep my hair.. And when I look in the mirror, I'm like, "Mo..."I think this is good enough..
M-man ^^ You have so many charcoal sticks that it can be covered just by itself, so if you don't put your hair up, your style will come out?
Now I'm thinking about what style I should do with this hair..
4 months is pretty good if it's about 5 months apart, and the story gets better as the days go by
Hang in there for another 4 months... Fighting..^^
No need... alone... excited..Just talk about me... It's already two o'clock... Good night
>I don't know if it's helpful because the resolution is so bad because it's a phone picture..
>I'm going to put it up.
>It's been a month and a half since the surgery..
>
>It's been a month and a half since both pictures were taken.
>One is a picture with my hair down
>One is a picture of the head raised by hand to show the surgical site.
>
>Of course, I covered my face for security.
>
>My current condition is that my hair is a little more lost than before the surgery.
>In about 3 months, I think I'll be able to recover from my preoperative appearance..
>
>Before the surgery
>There's no thick hair in the m-shape..I had a lot of fine hair..
>The rest had a lot of numbers. So even after the surgery, it was barely noticeable..
>I didn't get surgery except for my parents.
>
>There were more people in the middle of the m.. I feel like I'm missing a little bit from the surgery shock..
>
>As you'll see.
>
>After about a month and a half, the fine hairs from before came out again..
>
>But why don't the transplanted thick heads come out..
>
>I can't see it coming out even if it's very small.
>
>When will we see it???
>
>If you look at other people's pictures, about 3-4 months..
>
>I saw that the hair transplant grew to a certain extent..
>
>Because I grow 1 centimeter a month..
>
>To be like that in about three months...
>
>It should be coming out by now...
>
>Am I the only one not coming out?
>
>Am I rushing too much???
>
>Mr. Daejeon.. Two guests.. Please answer me...
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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