How you can't tell after surgery. Sharing from day one to day three of surgery in Dana Plastic Surgery.

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It's 800 hair follicles, so I planted less than others, but even if it's this much hair loss

I can't even pull my hair back...

Personally, it's such a shame because it's a complex...

I'm glad the surgery ended safely.

At first, I was worried that it would be noticeable even if it was a non-cut and shaved method, but there was no inconvenience in my daily life than I thought. Due to the nature of the transplant site, the pain was much milder than expected, although it was still cautious and felt a little swelling and pull.

Above all, I am most satisfied that there is little burden on the appearance because I proceeded without shaving my head. It's psychologically comfortable because it's difficult to notice whether it's operated or not unless you look closely around. 

And I am very satisfied with Director Kwon Seok-min, who has been meticulously watching from counseling to surgery. The explanation was calm and realistic, and I trusted you because you pointed out the details of your anxiety. I was personally very impressed because I felt that you cared carefully during the surgery.

Currently, the most worrisome part is the sleeping posture, washing your face, and shampoo, but I am being careful as I was told. There is no noticeable change because it is still early, but we are calmly managing it with the mindset that we only need to get through this period. Rather, I felt more comfortable because the recovery process was more stable than I thought.

I saw my college friend do it here, so I followed her, and I think I know why Dana plastic surgery is so famous. 

The design is not too straight or too earthworm-shaped, so it looks really natural. The planted shape itself looks like a natural bang. Since I didn't shave my head, I think I can go out as it is because I can't tell the back of my hair.

Looking at this, I think it's a particularly suitable method for office workers and people who meet a lot of people. It's not just a concept of hugging your hair, but it feels like it progresses naturally between existing hair, so it's less psychological.

In the experience of surgery, there was a feeling that the design, direction, and density were approached in detail, and I think the image of the hospital was formed as these factors were accumulated. 

The counseling process was reliable because it focused on realistic explanations, and it is actually helping a lot in the postoperative management stage.

We still have to wait and see the progress, but so far, we feel that it is a satisfactory recovery process overall. I'm looking forward to the changes in the future.