Director Yang Yoo-gun, Modaol Hair Transplant, 3,500 Mo +@ Review of the 14th day of non-intersection

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It's already been 14 days since the surgery. Except for having to sleep in a long posture, there was no major discomfort, and the transplant site was a little stinging when fingerprint shaving, but it seems that there is still a little pain in the body odor area. 

I think I lose a few strands of my hair when I do fingerprint shampoos, and I'm nervous because everyone says that, but I'm managing it as the hospital told me. Also, even though I soaked it in hot water for a long time and washed my fingerprint, I can see dead skin cells after drying the dryer after shampooing.

If you look at the picture in the second week, you can see a lot of lying hair, although I don't know if it's because I rubbed it during the fingerprint shampoos unlike when I first transplanted it. Also, I don't know if it's because the length of the transplant hair is longer or if the dark age really started, but I also think the density seems to be a little lower than the picture on the first day. Should I just think that the dark ages are on the way? 

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