[re] Once again (to curry)

Since you've had the second round, the third round will be your last surgery.
It will be a few years from now, but you will have to decide carefully then.

Once again, I'll give you a brief summary.

In Korea, a large amount of hair follicles is impossible because the back head is cut and sutured at once.
In foreign countries, the scalp is divided into three times and the incision and sealing process is repeated, so hair follicles that are nearly twice as large as those in Korea can be taken.

The thickness of the needle is important... Because it represents the difference in density.
In Korea, even if 5,000 hairs are transplanted at once, the density is not good, so you can simply do it wide
It is impossible to transplant the dense hair that M-shaped hair loss people want.

It's just the difference in speed between two people doing surgery and one person doing surgery.
I only told you the difference in speed in the front...
Also, the difference in speed affects the incidence rate.

I don't think it's a great operation for hair transplants, but...
You've experienced it, so you'll know. I pressed the mechanical pencil lead It's just breaking...

It's just that our country and Japan use placenters that can be operated alone
This has very bad consequences for patients.

I have nothing more to say.
Even if you say you don't understand now, there's nothing more to say.

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>I must read it. I've read it twice and three times.
>I don't understand even if I read it, maybe because I'm dull.
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>I don't understand as a person who had the second surgery. Honestly, I don't think you're expecting anything
>As far as I know, there are more hair loss people overseas than in Korea, and Hollywood stars also have a lot of hair loss
>Will they not have surgery due to the difference in perception of the head? Is it because you don't have money?
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>You said you can't do it closely due to the density of the needle thickness, but the limited number of scalp hair follicles to be removed is the same.
>Just because the needle is thin doesn't mean that hair follicles grow exponentially
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>He emphasized that the two of us do the procedure as an advantage
>I think it could be a disadvantage? We don't have good opinions or chemistry, so if we make rice soup separately
>Who's responsible for that. I think it would be even more weird if there were two styles or two densities in one head.
>If you say that it doesn't happen with skilled technology, isn't it unskilled if one person does it?
>If you say you're going to have a procedure with two people because of a reduction in time, I don't have anything to say.
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>However, as far as I know, there is only one lead surgeon in all large and small surgeries that compete for time to include hair transplants.
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>If my information is insufficient and the promotion in the picture is true
>For those who suffer from hair loss in their upper teeth, go abroad and have surgery
>I highly recommend it. It's not a waste of money

[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]