M-line Hidden Cut 3,200 Mo Transplantation Week 2

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It's been two weeks since the operation.

I don't know if it's just my nature, maybe because I generously spray it almost every 30 minutes for 3 days from the day of surgery, but I don't think I have a lot of scabs.

There are some red lumps in the part, but there are not many of them, but you can see dead skin cells clumping on top of each transplant hair. 

I couldn't touch it even when I was shampooing for two weeks, but I was frustrated because those impurities weren't washed clean.. I was careful when I slept so that I wouldn't touch it.

During the 2nd week of hospital visit, the doctor saw it and took good care of it, and now you can shampoo with your hands for the next 2 weeks, but it didn't get as dry as you normally washed your hair. Sauna, perm, and dyeing can be done two weeks later (a month after surgery).

When I took a shower, I soaked the transplant hair with warm water for a long time and washed it gently with the fingerprint of my finger, and almost all the dead skin cells were washed away, so I felt relieved.

Even though I touched it as gently as possible, a few strands of transplant hair fell off together when the dead skin cells fell off, but the director also said that the transplant hair could be eliminated from now on, so I didn't pay much attention.

I still see redness on my scalp underneath the transplant hair, but the transplant hair grew a little bit and washed away the scabs on the dead skin, so my satisfaction and expectation are higher because it looks like my hair is more natural.