[re] Thank you.

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>>When I decided to have a transplant at the end of last year and searched this site, I found that there were several sites that were often discussed.
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>> Through telephone consultation, we decided to perform surgery at a plastic surgery clinic called Bo** in front of Sinsa Station
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>>It was inexpensive, and I thought the place I used to do it often would be better at the procedure.
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>>There was a little pain, but the surgery was tolerable, and the transplant speed was very fast because it was a hospital that transplants often.
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>>I asked for an upper repair, but the doctor's judgment was that it was more problematic to empty the front, so I transplanted it to the center of the front.
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>>When I broke up during the transplant, they had about 1,100 procedures, but since it's about 2-3 hairs at a time, I think it's about 2,500 hairs.
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>>I slept there one night, disinfected the next day, received alcohol cotton and hydrogen peroxide cotton, and disinfected it at home.
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>>I said I could wash my hair after 4 days, but I was a little nervous, so I washed my hair carefully after 5 days
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>>They told me to remove the thread after 8 days, so when I went to the surgery near my house, they said I should remove only half of it and do the rest after 3 days.
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>>I have a question for those who transplanted before me.
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>>1. I saw that the short hair that seems to have been transplanted fell out when I touched it with something like dead skin cells. Is it normal?
>> Of course, there are no follicle cells attached to the end of the hair that fell out, so I think it'll be okay, but I'd like to know if other people are like that.
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>>2. I'm still washing my hair carefully, so it's not that cool and it's uncomfortable because there are a lot of scabs on my hair
>> When can I start wrapping it like before and when will the scabs disappear?
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>1. It's a bit early. It's a relief if you don't lose a lot of weight
> It lasts up to two weeks, so don't touch it with the transplant hair until then
> When you wash your hair, massage your hair with warm water
> The scabs are swollen, so they usually fall off
> Also, put baby lotion on the transplant hair. (I heard it moisturizes well.)
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>2. You can wash your hair after 4 weeks
> Don't pull out transplant hair with your hands when you wash your hair
> If you close it tightly, you'll be eliminated slowly..
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>Then I hope you get good results...^^
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I thought it would be okay as long as the hair follicle cells did not fall out because the hair follicle cells were normally settled
I guess it's better not to lose transplant hair.

It's better not to wash it carefully and brush it yet.

Thank you for your answer.^^
[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]