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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] How on earth can you film the procedure?
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Certainly, the lineup looks more prominent than the ones that were performed in Korea.
Not too much, but I think it's a more progressive operation.
The hair follicle separators are in front of the microscope like that..
I wonder who took the pictures by work like that.
Watching you, I have a hunch that the surgery will go well.
>moticon_089 It's been three days since I finally returned home after safely completing my long-cherished project, hair transplantation, so it's been five days since I had surgery,
>The hair follicle collection area still feels a little tingling.
>We transplanted 3083 hair follicles over 5 hours, so we transplanted more than 6,100 hair.
>If you look at the surgical process, it takes about an hour to make an incision, suture, and phagocytosis for hair follicle pores,
>And it took about 2 hours of hair follicle separation and about 3 hours of phagocytosis, so it took a total of 5 hours. The total time is about 7 hours, but when one process is over, it does not move on to the next process, but when some of the follicles are collected (about half), it is first transmitted to the follicle separation, and then the rest of the collection is separated while the hair follicles are collected and sutured. In fact, until the planting begins, that is, after the incision and suture of the hair follicle hole and the making of the hair follicle, the hair follicle separation is finished at the same time so that the hair can begin immediately. It's possible to separate so many hair follicles in 2 hours and plant them in about 3 hours because eight hair follicle separators and three hair transplantation experts are mobilized.
>This is my first hair transplant surgery, and I have never had surgery in Korea, but compared to the information I have learned about hair transplantation at various hospitals in Korea for a long time, the surgical process and method are very different from those in Korea.
>What I decided to have surgery far away in foreign countries was that my hair loss area was so large that I had to be able to transplant as many hair follicles as possible at once, where more than 5,000 hair was possible, and there was almost no pain during and after surgery.
>Actually, there is no pain until now, but the incision feels a little tingling. Of course, right after the surgery, my forehead was a little swollen
>After about two days, the swelling is gone at all. Now, all I want is for the transplanted hair follicles to be well established and grown. Time will solve it. Let's post a review with pictures from now on. For your information, I am in my early 40s.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
Not too much, but I think it's a more progressive operation.
The hair follicle separators are in front of the microscope like that..
I wonder who took the pictures by work like that.
Watching you, I have a hunch that the surgery will go well.
>moticon_089 It's been three days since I finally returned home after safely completing my long-cherished project, hair transplantation, so it's been five days since I had surgery,
>The hair follicle collection area still feels a little tingling.
>We transplanted 3083 hair follicles over 5 hours, so we transplanted more than 6,100 hair.
>If you look at the surgical process, it takes about an hour to make an incision, suture, and phagocytosis for hair follicle pores,
>And it took about 2 hours of hair follicle separation and about 3 hours of phagocytosis, so it took a total of 5 hours. The total time is about 7 hours, but when one process is over, it does not move on to the next process, but when some of the follicles are collected (about half), it is first transmitted to the follicle separation, and then the rest of the collection is separated while the hair follicles are collected and sutured. In fact, until the planting begins, that is, after the incision and suture of the hair follicle hole and the making of the hair follicle, the hair follicle separation is finished at the same time so that the hair can begin immediately. It's possible to separate so many hair follicles in 2 hours and plant them in about 3 hours because eight hair follicle separators and three hair transplantation experts are mobilized.
>This is my first hair transplant surgery, and I have never had surgery in Korea, but compared to the information I have learned about hair transplantation at various hospitals in Korea for a long time, the surgical process and method are very different from those in Korea.
>What I decided to have surgery far away in foreign countries was that my hair loss area was so large that I had to be able to transplant as many hair follicles as possible at once, where more than 5,000 hair was possible, and there was almost no pain during and after surgery.
>Actually, there is no pain until now, but the incision feels a little tingling. Of course, right after the surgery, my forehead was a little swollen
>After about two days, the swelling is gone at all. Now, all I want is for the transplanted hair follicles to be well established and grown. Time will solve it. Let's post a review with pictures from now on. For your information, I am in my early 40s.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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