[re] You want me to stop washing my hair for 4 weeks, not 4 days? --?

Let's read the text properly.
I'm not washing my hair, I'm talking about washing my hair, but I'm talking about shaving my hair.
I'll say again that I'm talking about scratching my hair and washing it.
When I write with care, I always see one or two people who say that.
If you receive information from Daemo and submit a good opinion, you will hate Daemo because of the person who always picks like that.
If you share a picture after surgery here, the majority of people say thank you.
If one or two people answer by e-mail, there are people who sometimes call differently.
Let's live by reading and thinking well.
Frustrated man!!

Get a grip on the board!
ps)The photo was taken from the Racing Girl website.

>If it's that unhygienic, it's inflammatory.
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>>There's nothing much to manage.
>>It's been two weeks since the surgery.
>>Then the moment it's coming, the scabs will come up.
>>Don't take it off on purpose, never scratch it when you wash your hair, and just feel like it's wet.
>>But there's nothing good about sitting on a scab because it's watery.
>>So, the best way is to leave that part even if it's a little itchy, and wash the other part cool.
>>It's a period when you can't care about beauty awards.
>>It's the most basic and you just have to keep this.
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>>Even if you don't apply wound ointment such as fucidin or madecasol, the human body has the ability to heal naturally.
>>Leave it alone, and if you never touch it, the scab will drop naturally after three weeks or four weeks.
>>Even if it's a little boring, it's best to leave it alone during this period.
>>The seniors here are going to wash their hair in 3 weeks, so hold it in for up to 4 weeks. After 4 weeks, I'll rub my hair and wash it
>>It can be said that the incidence rate of more than 95%, or 100% is met.
>>Even if it's 5%, it's a huge amount.
>>This is the best FM that the nurse told me where I operated, and if I do this, I'll succeed.
>By the way, we're humans, so still try!
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>>>>> When I asked the nurse, they said that the pain lasts for more than two weeks for those who have a long-lasting pain.
>>>> It's said that you have to wait up to 3 months for the sensation of the back of your head.
>>>> After 8 days of threading, I have some pain, but it's much better than before.
>>>> The nurse tells me to wash my hair by slightly foaming it in the running water of the shower after taking out the thread,
>>>> Those who had surgery first told me to be careful for three weeks. You'd better be careful.
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>>>>> It's better not to play soccer or such sports for a while, and take a break for a month or two.
>>>> Because how much is it if you run with a heading or a ball and bump into it?
>>>>> If you take a good rest for 3 months and study hard, I think it will be better to look different in 3 months and exercise after that.
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>>>> Looking at the picture now, I think management is the most important thing from now on to maintain that.
>>>>> If you manage it steadily from now on, you will feel rewarded in 3 months and 6 months.
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>>>>Please tell me how to take care of myself from now on. Everyone said they just need to take care of it well...I don't have any specific words..
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]