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[Female Hair Loss] I had surgery at Okgun Hairline yesterday | Korea's No.1 Hair Loss Community, DAEDAMO

Cecilia06 · 2016-04-07T18:23:52+09:00

My forehead is narrow and long so my face looks long so I always thought of it as a complex but I found out that it was hairline correction so I looked around and decided on the jade gun because I liked it the most and I even had surgery like this I was so nervous on the day but not only the director but the nurses were so kind and I was relieved I had an incision of 3000 hair and it hurt a little when I got the shot but it was a tolerable pain so I was fine The incision in the back of the head is still throbbing and itchy so its a little hard but they say itll get better in 23 days The first and second pictures are before The third one was taken during a short break after surgery and during a porridge break in the hospital room The 4th and 5th were bandages one day and the next day they were bandaged Im going to shampoo for the first time tomorrow but I cant wait to wash my hair lol Im on my way back from shampooing because Im doing it at home Nothing difficult By the way Im happy that the line came out really well and Im just waiting for it to become more natural as time goes by

Hello, I'm leaving a review of receiving a non-cutaneous Hair Transplant (3000mo+@) from Yang Yoo-gun, the head of the Modaol Hair Transplant a while ago. To start with, I'm really satisfied and throughout the surgery, I was like, "I'm glad I chose here." From the first consultation, the hospital atmosphere was very friendly and stable. The manager explained kindly from beginning to end, and during the consultation process, he didn't just talk about costs or parameters, but also looked at my scalp condition, volume, transplant direction, and design in detail. The inside of the hospital feels clean and systematically operated, so I trusted it from the first visit. Director Yang Yoo-gun was from a large hospital, so he was trusted in terms of his skills, and when he met him in person, he was a very humble and confident person. Usually, there are people who express their confidence excessively by saying, "It works well no matter what," right? However, rather than such an exaggerated attitude, the director gave me a quiet and calm, but confident explanation, so I was more trusting. In particular, you set the preoperative design once more, and this process was really impressive. He gave detailed opinions such as "It's better to go this way more naturally" and "Let's adjust the scope of the transplant because there is enough mass here." I was even more satisfied with the process of listening to all my opinions and coordinating them together. I was nervous on the day of the surgery, but the atmosphere was very comfortable, so I quickly relaxed. Both the director and the staff seemed to be a skilled team, and it felt like the roles were perfectly divided between each other. It wasn't boring because you played the song and kept checking whether your condition was good in the middle of the procedure. What was especially good was that there was little pain during local anesthesia. Thanks to the 5 minutes of sleep anesthesia before anesthesia, I barely felt any pain when I got the shot, and I was able to get the surgery really comfortably after that. If there was any inconvenience or pain in the middle, please adjust it right away, and overall, it felt like it was going well with skill and care. The surgical process itself was also very quick and meticulous.It was a moment when I felt the teamwork of the professional team. After the surgery, they prepared me to die right away, so I was able to fill my stomach well and rest comfortably. After eating, the manager came and explained the follow-up management method in very detail. It was not difficult for me as a beginner to understand the timing of shampoo, how to wash it, how to use the spray, sleep posture, and what to avoid. And they take care of a lot of care products. It consists of sprays, ointments, and protective hats, so I didn't have to buy anything else. In addition, the management guide is well organized in the form of a booklet, so you can follow it in order while watching it when you get home. It was so convenient to write 'when can I shampoo' and 'when can I get a perm' in the calendar format. I'm in the postoperative recovery phase, and the transplant site is stable and recovering without any major swelling or pain. There was almost no swelling, and it subsided quickly because I did what the hospital told me to do. Also, I was prescribed painkillers, but honestly, I rarely took them because they didn't get sick. Above all, I can see that the transplanted hair follicles are firmly established, so I'm looking forward to future results. The total cost was in the mid-6 million won range, and I think it is really cost-effective in terms of quality and management level. The entire process, from preoperative counseling to surgery to follow-up management, is systematic and meticulous, so I really want to recommend it to those who are worried about Hair Transplant for the first time. Thank you so much to all the staff, including Director Yang Yoo-gun and the head of the department. If the transplant results come out well, I'll share it in detail again in the 2nd review!

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