Turkey Ankara FHM Hair Transplantation (Surgery on October 30, approximately 3600 hair follicles)

Photo Organization 1 This is a photo before surgery. Overall hair loss progressed after MJ 2 10 days after surgery... Distribution of Scabs Overall 3-5 Post-operative creams and shampoos increasingly leaving scabs after 6 Scabs removed 1) I'm a 31 year old married young man.

Seven years have passed since the hair loss began, but I thought it would be quite progressive due to my father's inheritance, so I gave up in advance, and I joined Daemo with the feeling of catching straws just in case, and I got information about hair transplants for months.

A few months ago, my thoughts on hair transplantation were as distant as a distant view, and it was so obvious that I lost so much financially and time that I decided to accept the reality of hair loss and live as comfortably as possible.

However, at some point, society as a whole became very aware of its appearance, and baldness seemed to live in a socially weak position with its head down as if it had become a sinner of society. In addition, the more you worry about your head, the faster your hair loss seems to be, and the stress you receive every day has developed to sudden, stressful gastritis.

So I decided to operate because I thought I couldn't do it like this, and I thought a lot about deciding on a place where I could increase my satisfaction with the results, and as a result, I decided to go to one of the various companies in Turkey. (I'm sure many of you have a lot of concerns about this. ) There were so many companies in Daemo that there were so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so many, so-so-nonsense, and so-so-nots. Let's put my method of deciding where to operate among the many revelations as an average. Thinking that I might be one of the people with really bad results, I focused on the case of the worst senior in each company. (I'm sorry.) I learned about Ankara's hair transplant FHM Agency and decided to do so after seeing it every day for 6 months. I thought about it for a long time, but the decision didn't take less than a week.




2) Why Ankara? In fact, you have to go through another place to go to Ankara. (There are no direct flights in Korea now.) Of course, it was a part of my concern that I felt physically and temporarily uncomfortable, but the reason why I insisted on Ankara even at the risk of this was simple.

The first is that many years of results from hair transplant seniors instilled a sense of faith and expectation (not that other hospitals did a bad job, but that Ankara looked particularly good). The worst results are often a heavy hit.) When you look for information, transplants of more than 6,000 hair follicles from other hospitals were a temptation that you can't easily resist. And I thought it wouldn't be an easy decision to know the price.

Ankara's maximum hair follicle transplant is around 4,000 hair follicles per operation. (I think this is a concern for people who have a lot of hair loss or are greedy.) ) I also have advanced hair loss as above, so I compared the amount of hair transplants with estimates from Istanbul, not Ankara, and various hospitals in Korea, and weighed countless times, but I finally chose Ankara.

The second reason is that it is the only hair transplant hospital most people know that insists on handmade transplants.

Of course, I don't think it will be easy to understand and decide the advantages and disadvantages of both surgeries without having done both handmade and mechanical surgeries. (Also, I think it's even more difficult to make a decision based on the results and the writings of my seniors. Most of them wrote only their strengths, so it was difficult to find the weaknesses. ) However, the advantage of handmade products, which has been inferred after reading various articles through mass communication, is that it opens up the possibility of high transplant rates and secondary tertiary surgery through skilled techniques obtained from the doctor's experience and efforts. (Most of the comments by Da Mo's seniors say that they did the 2nd and 3rd rounds in Ankara.) ) Continuing hair transplantation in hair loss patients is certainly not a single operation, but it comes with a considerable financial burden to perform a second or third operation. So, I choose a hospital that gives mass transplants, but first of all, I will not throw away a hair follicle in vain through a high birth rate I think it's wise of you to think about it, and I think we can get better results if we do the second and third round Also, compared to the negative perception of hair loss in Korean society, I thought the second and third surgery was also a price to pay. (It's not even a crime to lose hair while writing this article, but I'm crying. ㅜㅜ My parents also resented it, but I'm sorry.) Through these two reasons, I summarized the estimates and concerns of various hospitals, and as a result, it became an important reason to choose Ankara.




3) Departure I live in a rural area, so the limousine bus to Incheon Airport, the 12-hour flight between Incheon and Istanbul, the 3-hour wait, the 1-hour flight to Istanbul, and Ankara were burdensome even before departure.

However, it felt like nothing compared to the desire for a hair transplant and the hope for a result. (I recommend you to check at least two months in advance if you are buying an Ankara ticket. If Incheon International Airport is close, you can buy a ticket through Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and other airlines. For those who come through Gimhae International Airport, you can come a little cheaper if you take the German Loop Lufthansa.) I took the 11:50 p.m. flight from Korea to Istanbul and transfer to Ankara, and they arrived in Ankara at 8 a.m. the next day.

When you arrive, a handsome person from Ankara will pick you up and be waiting. (Also, I'm a little bit of a foreigner; 4) Most hair transplants seem to be split into four categories: anesthesia, punching, separation and hair growth.

It seems simple, but a lot of experience and skill have been achieved in the operation time.

The anesthesia was personally tolerable, but the first few shots stung to the point where my eyes were slightly frowned upon, and the anesthesia that took place at the same time as punching also stung occasionally. Compared to anesthesia, punching was the patience of time rather than pain, and separation and phagocytosis were likewise the patience of time rather than pain.

The experienced doctor's punching technique was quite fast even when he was anesthetized and dazed, and the nurses who supported him also admired the proficiency. (I'm not the only one who operated in Ankara, so I don't think I'm the only one who felt -_-. I saw other reviews, but it was amazing to feel it with my body, and time passed quickly because I was blank. Oh for your information, I got a Max 4,000 hair follicle estimate, but I was told that I have fewer strong hair in the larynx than I thought, so I transplanted about 3600 hair follicles. (Only 2 of the transplant follicles...I heard that it would be effective because there are three hairs 5) Since it is not a domestic surgery but a foreign operation, eating and sleeping are sensitive, but Ankara's life is not as comfortable as my home, but it was good to see the person who broadcasted it to adjust to the days in other countries. Turkish food is divided between likes and dislikes. Trusting the person who is broadcasting as much as you can for a couple of days. (I felt with my body that it was food that made me feel that my personal preference was really important. Bringing Korean food might be a tip. (If you're a good cook, you can cook Korean food yourself. 6) I found out that surgery is important for hair transplantation after surgery, but management is also very important.

I thought the surgery would be the end, but it wasn't.

After the operation, I had a lot of cleaning and cleaning, taking Proxiana Prosca, smoking cessation, food control, etc. (I'm not a smoker, I'm a bottle of liquor and I'm not good at things that are bad for my health, like coffee.) So I went to a nearby dermatologist, got a prescription, made a two-month supply of Proxia, and bought it for 110,000 won for two months at the pharmacy in front of my house ) I would like to purchase and take Sunsik through other hair loss cafes.

I don't know if I'll be of great help, but I'd like to write down all the consistent reviews and information I know and help those who are thinking about surgery later.



For your information, my surgery was performed on October 30, 2012.

As I mentioned earlier, I'm going to continue to post pictures and pictures of my hair loss and the progress of my surgery. (Although he had surgery at another hospital, I felt a great passion for his constant reviews of how he was changing after seeing his writing by Da-da-mo 'Bucksu'. I'm also planning a second round, so I'd like to show my enthusiasm for getting out of hair loss -_- through a few years of mass communication;;;; I hope my feeble but hard-written reviews will help a lot of people.