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I was busy but I couldnt come in When I was stressed out when I didnt have money I made an incision in a hurry If you can afford it I recommend it Whether its an incision or a nonexcision even if its not the hospital I got If you get it you wont regret it They said they want to see the picture with their foreheads up Im going to upload it Im constantly taking Damodat I thought Minoxidil was okay I hung up but I dont think theres much difference

< Hair Hair Transplant>Since I was a college student in my early and mid-20s, I thought about the Hair Transplant because the M-shaped was deeply dug, and since then, I have received consultations on estimates from plastic surgery several Hair Transplant.But when I turned 40, I finally realized my long-cherished project(?).I made an early reservation for October 2nd, the day before the long holiday, and I had a Hair Transplant surgery in a non-cut completely shaved NEWHAiR.Below is a picture from Hair Transplant ago. When the head wind blew towards the forehead, it turned out to be bald < Decide on hair follicles>I agonized between 1,300 hair follicles and 1,600 hair follicles.When I first got counseling, I was actually going to do only 1,300 hair follicles.Actually, my forehead has been a bit M-shaped since childhood, so I thought it would be unnatural to make too big a change.But it's not an easy operation, and I finally chose 1,600 hair follicles to maximize satisfaction.The design below is based on 1,600 hair follicles you drew on the day of surgery. You drew it in consideration of the overlapping area with the existing head. <Surgical method>I'm also an office worker, but I took advantage of the long holiday and chose to shave my head completely.It's because it's cheaper than partial shaving and no shaving, but I think it'll be easier to manage at home after surgery.(Of course, I'm afraid of the reaction and aftermath of my co-workers when I come back to work after the holidays.(ㅠㅠ)The hair was boldly pushed with a barricade in the operating room. Still, it's not completely bare hair, but I think you left about 2mm. LOLAfterwards, it took two and a half hours to lay on the operating table and collect the follicles from the back of the head,It took me about 3 hours to transplant back to my empty forehead after having a short lunch.It took about 7 hours, including counseling, guidance, and lunch, to enter the hospital and come out.Originally, he said he could see a phone or a book when transplanting, so he ambitiously brought a book with him, but it was not easy because the operating room lighting was brilliant.When I got used to it, I thought I could watch the video on my phone or with a monitor installed in front of the operating table, but I just closed my eyes and stayed still. Sometimes I dozed off.The surgery was not very painful except for anesthesia.However, it hurts quite a lot when anesthetizing the collection area and the transplant area. It's not just "sting."Of course, it's tolerable, but it lasts a few minutes... It was especially scary when anesthesia on the collection site was finished, and then anesthesia on the transplant site was doneDuring transplantation, we took additional hair follicles due to a slight lack of hair follicles, and as a result, we were able to transplant a little more and 1,675 hair follicles.< Day 1 of surgery (next day)>There is no pain after surgery, and only the occipital collection area sometimes feels tingling.This is why it's hard to go out, but there's little inconvenience that can interfere with your daily life.And the day after the first day of surgery, I visited the hospital to learn how to shampoo and received follow-up care such as hyperbaric oxygen therapy and laser therapy.When I washed my hair for the first time on the 1st day, the occipital collection area was very sore.ㅠ But I felt better when I washed it at home on the evening of the first day, and I felt better on the second day.Day 1 status is as shown in the picture below. < Day 3 of surgery>Lastly, I also post a picture that I took this morning. As I woke up this morning, I inadvertently touched the transplant. I was bleeding a littleFortunately, it was the far end of the forehead hairline, so it was a part that would be less upsetting even if it was lost.Never touch the transplant for a while after surgery. You said you were very careful, but I should be the most careful especially when I'm half asleep in the morning.There is still a lot of redness in both the transplant site and the collection site, but it seems to be slowly softening.We will soon experience the dark age, but we will overcome it well and become confident in the face of head winds during Chuseok next year, and we will be able to carry our heads anywhere, right?I was satisfied with everything from preoperative counseling, day of surgery, and care on the first or second day after surgery. Thank you to all the staff, including NEWHAiR Kim Jin-oh and nurses, who responded kindly and carefully and treated me.

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