(Turkey TEPE Hair Transplantation Center) Photo before surgery to the present (217 days)

From preoperative pictures to postoperative pictures
This is the picture so far.
I stayed abroad for two days from February 5th to 9th at Tepe Hair Transplantation Center in Turkey
Hepatitis B carrier who refuses surgery because of concerns about poor surgical performance in all intermediaries (agencies).
There is no medicine to take separately, and there is no medicine to apply.
The total number of transplants was 4150 follicles.
The transplant was not only done on the front, but as shown in the picture, it was performed entirely except for the top of the head.

The top of the head has not been transplanted, so as you can see in the picture, it is empty.
Instead, the transplanted front and upper sides clearly show contrasting differences.

Maybe the area where the surgery was done and the area where the surgery wasn't done
There's a clear difference above my head
As you can see, I am posting a picture because I think it will be a good comparison to the members.


The picture on the front is
It's like flying over my head in a helicopter
I took a partial picture of the camera as it circled over my head.

And for those who haven't read my review from the beginning
You don't know what my hair was like and which part I implanted
I put a picture of where the transplant was made at the end.

I have run so far and will continue to run with the hope that many people will be able to achieve successful results even though there are many chances that the surgery will not be successful compared to others like me.

The bad conditions of hair transplantation that I have are

First, genetic hair loss

Second, he is a carrier of hepatitis B,

Third, no hair loss prevention medication, ointment or hair loss products have been used since surgery

Fourth, I'm self-employed, so I've been wearing a mesh hat until now after the surgery, so I don't just wear a hat
Compared to those living hard, hair growth conditions are not good, such as the transplant site being trapped in the hat and fever rises.

Fifth, the first domestic surgery failed, because of the loss of a lot of hair that had already been pulled out during the first domestic surgery
In surgery in Turkey, we could only transplant about 4150 hair follicles.

Even though it's such a bad condition, if I win
I'm sure it will be a hope for those who have better conditions than me.

There are some people who say that it doesn't seem to make much difference when they look at the pictures I posted above,
The point of view I see as a party would be the most accurate.

Those who suffer from hair loss will know.
Even if everyone else is okay, if you are not satisfied, you cannot stand proudly in front of others.
On the other hand, even if not everyone else, they can stand confidently in front of others if they see it and improve.

For your information, the pictures I post
I want you to know that I wanted to exclude the most empty-looking pictures, in short, those taken in the dark shade, as much as possible, and post only the most realistic pictures under the brightest lights to show objective results.

But one strange thing is,
As far as I'm concerned, the difference between before and after surgery is evident in the photographs
Why does it seem to some people that it doesn't make much difference before and after surgery.
And I'm sure that the top of the head didn't become a hair transplant
It's natural that the top of the head doesn't change at all before and after surgery
Changes are definitely coming from other areas.

Of course, I can't say anything to them
Oh, that's weird.. How can't you see the difference? It's weird... Why is the difference...You may not be able to see it...
Even when you look at the before and after pictures of how the power felt in the hair is different.
It's weird...That's all..
Am I weird to think there's a difference? Are you mistaken?

One thing I want to ask of you is,
I just want you to know why I'm posting a review.

For many people who were suffering from hair loss, like me
This is because I want to give hope that even people who are not in good conditions for hair transplantation can get out of hair loss through hair transplantation. I wanted to post an objective review more than anyone else, and I'm sure I'm posting it.
I chose pictures that were taken under bright lights, not under dark lights, more than anyone else's
I tried not to pick pictures taken under dark lights so that there were no hidden parts.

Photoshop for photos,
I sprayed black color to make it look like there's a lot of hair, so I didn't even fake it.
It's literally what it looks like.

On rainy days, nights, or cloudy days, it is inevitable to take a picture under an electric fire, but I hope many people with hair loss will have hope through more than 1,000 pictures of me posted so far.
So, I hope that those who look at my reviews will objectively look closely and make a judgment.
Even if you had surgery from a company, weren't we the same hair loss?
If so, you must be well aware of the pain of being a hair loss person.

If you've experienced or are experiencing the pain of hair loss
It's how to find even the smallest fluffy changes. I'm glad to have one more tiny hair.
That's what my hair looks like in my picture.
They're growing up in empty spots where there's nothing, and they're looking at them.
When you touch it with your hand, you feel that hair that grows like chestnuts is sticking out from the soft spot.

I'm feeling a lot of changes on my own every little change
I can't believe I don't see this change.

If I dare to tell you
If you look at the pictures and think there's no difference
I don't think they've seen my reviews from beginning to end. If you've seen my reviews from the beginning, I'm sure you know the difference.
There will be no fools who even take pictures of hair that is not even grown and post them in a review.

I'm probably one of the two,
Whether you're a fool who thinks you've got hair that hasn't even been created and posts it in a review,
Or someone who wants to give hope to many people through the review of hair loss.