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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] It's been exactly six months since the surgery..
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I hope you don't get hurt by the post below.
Anyway, I've read your article several times, but it's very unfortunate that it comes out like this.
Please stop by occasionally and let me know the progress.
I'm about to enter the 4th month. It's just getting better.
Among your messages
I actively agree with number 1, 2, 6, and 7.
>It's been exactly 6 months since the surgery on February 2nd...^^
>
>Phew... It's already been 6 months, I came in a lot before the surgery, and even after the surgery, I stopped by here to find comfort in my heart...
>
>To tell you from the current state, you've improved a lot.
>
>No one is telling me I'm bald. Sometimes I look at the side of my head that I've planted, but..
>
>There's no big problem because I'm gaining confidence..
>
>And I had a girlfriend for the first time in almost two years, so I went on vacation with her, and she said she'd let me put my back on her, so I did that
>
>My girlfriend saw the scar on the back of her head...-.- Oh, my.. You just said you had another surgery, and you moved on..
>
>So far, I'm not confident enough to reach my girlfriend...crying
>
>Oh, the reason I'm writing now is that I think I'll come here as often as I do now.
>
>At first, I wanted to do so as if I had found comfort and comfort by posting pictures for about a year..
>
>Lastly, for those who have a lot of eye contact here for surgery
>
>1. Your will and choice are important for the hospital to operate. Let's choose by ourselves
>2. Whether it's an inexpensive hospital or an expensive hospital, it's a place that relieves our worries a little
>3. There is no need to curse for promoting the hospital. Let's keep in mind that it's mostly subjective rather than just objective
>4. Before asking questions, 2..Let's check the post from 3 years ago, I think I've read almost everything in my case.
>5. If you've decided to have surgery, don't worry about it after that.. It hurts, but it's worth it..(It didn't hurt...)
>6. If you need Proscia and Prosca, if there is a big genetic factor, take the medicine first and see how it improves
>7. Restore confidence in yourself by reading other comrades' writings (I'm still working on it, too)
>
>I can't remember much because I wrote it all of a sudden...
>
>Then I wish you all a lot of happiness and happiness...
>
>
>
>
>
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
Anyway, I've read your article several times, but it's very unfortunate that it comes out like this.
Please stop by occasionally and let me know the progress.
I'm about to enter the 4th month. It's just getting better.
Among your messages
I actively agree with number 1, 2, 6, and 7.
>It's been exactly 6 months since the surgery on February 2nd...^^
>
>Phew... It's already been 6 months, I came in a lot before the surgery, and even after the surgery, I stopped by here to find comfort in my heart...
>
>To tell you from the current state, you've improved a lot.
>
>No one is telling me I'm bald. Sometimes I look at the side of my head that I've planted, but..
>
>There's no big problem because I'm gaining confidence..
>
>And I had a girlfriend for the first time in almost two years, so I went on vacation with her, and she said she'd let me put my back on her, so I did that
>
>My girlfriend saw the scar on the back of her head...-.- Oh, my.. You just said you had another surgery, and you moved on..
>
>So far, I'm not confident enough to reach my girlfriend...crying
>
>Oh, the reason I'm writing now is that I think I'll come here as often as I do now.
>
>At first, I wanted to do so as if I had found comfort and comfort by posting pictures for about a year..
>
>Lastly, for those who have a lot of eye contact here for surgery
>
>1. Your will and choice are important for the hospital to operate. Let's choose by ourselves
>2. Whether it's an inexpensive hospital or an expensive hospital, it's a place that relieves our worries a little
>3. There is no need to curse for promoting the hospital. Let's keep in mind that it's mostly subjective rather than just objective
>4. Before asking questions, 2..Let's check the post from 3 years ago, I think I've read almost everything in my case.
>5. If you've decided to have surgery, don't worry about it after that.. It hurts, but it's worth it..(It didn't hurt...)
>6. If you need Proscia and Prosca, if there is a big genetic factor, take the medicine first and see how it improves
>7. Restore confidence in yourself by reading other comrades' writings (I'm still working on it, too)
>
>I can't remember much because I wrote it all of a sudden...
>
>Then I wish you all a lot of happiness and happiness...
>
>
>
>
>
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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