It's a mass transplant of 5,000 hairs mixed with hairline and top of the head, and it's a review of the first week.

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Hello DAEDAMO members, I'm a member in my 40s who finally finished my big homework after thinking about genetic hair loss for a long time. In fact, when I first started getting pushed from the hairline, I left it alone thinking that it would work out later, and I didn't take care of it properly, but in my 40s, the top of my head became very empty. I was so stressed that I couldn't even go out without a hat for a while, but I was stimulated by the recent change in my acquaintance after surgery, so I made a big decision.

Originally, I planned to go to the operating table right away last year, but since I've been away from hair loss medicine, I've strengthened the base by taking the medicine first after consulting with the doctor. This month, when my hair condition stabilized after confirming the effect of taking medicine to some extent, I finally performed a 5,000-mo surgery to fill my hairline and top of my head at the same time. What I feel for sure is that if I had managed and made a decision a little faster, the parameters to be planted would have been reduced. If there are people who are hesitant, I recommend you to get counseling as soon as possible.

The estimate was set as a mass transplant of a total of 5,000 hairs, and the method was a mixture of incision and non-excision. Since the amount of 5,000 hairs is so large, it may be ambiguous to collect from the back to insist on just one method, but the director recommended a mixture. Thanks to this, the burden of mass transplantation was reduced, and the cost was also great, and as a result, it was a very satisfactory choice. There are not many hospitals that use a combination of incision and incision. I dare to think that for people who do mass transplants like me, it's probably the most reasonable surgical method that exists.

Exactly a week after the operation, the discomfort still remains in the back. I visited the hospital the day after the surgery and received follow-up care with oxygen therapy, and I have an additional management appointment with the removal of the thread next week. The pain was so severe that I couldn't live my daily life at all, but I felt a little worried, so I didn't have much trouble returning to work. However, it is a little cumbersome because the transplant area is careful when washing my hair, but I think it is a process for birth and I am doing well as usual.

It's hard to tell you the long progress because I've just finished surgery, but I feel lighter just because the empty mirror has changed. As time passes, my hair grows and I get settled down, I will come back to you with a sincere review of the progress. I hope you all cheer up until the day you achieve yourselves.