A review of the cold non-intercepts

<before surgery>

<Day 1 (after shampoo)>

<Day 3>

<Day 3>

<Collection Site (Day 3)>

This is the review of the third day of the procedure. 

First of all, the reason for choosing Umchan Clinic was that it was conducted with a single professional doctor system, and everything from the teacher's detailed explanation and the manager's kindness was good. And until I got counseling, I didn't think hair loss was too much on my own... It was also a time to become aware of reality through photos and accurate diagnosis.

On the day of the surgery (on the day of the surgery), the collection was carried out in the recovery room for about 2 hours after changing, and there was a time to separate the hair collected during a brief break. Then, the transplant was carried out for about an hour and a half. I went in at 9 a.m. and left the hospital between 2-3 p.m. The teacher did the whole process himself, and I felt relieved during the surgery because I felt that I had a good chemistry with the nurses. Music came out in the operating room to help calm my mind. It hurts only when anesthetized, and the collection and transplantation process itself does not hurt much. At this time, it was good that the design could be modified through conversation during counseling, before surgery, and right before the surgery was completed.

(Day 1 after surgery) The next day, explain the shampoo and its method, and once again, the doctor will check the transplant site. After the surgery, I sprayed the first spray every hour, and I used all the first spray I got from the hospital the next evening. I thought I sprayed enough, but the manager who saw my hair condition said it looked dry, so I think it would be better to use it more fully and boldly.

(Day 3 after surgery) It's day 3 after surgery and I'm spraying it with shampoo once in the morning and sterile physiological saline once an hour. I'm drying it with the cold wind as carefully as possible when I shampoo, and I just hope the day will come when I can do fingerprint shampoo quickly.

In my case, after the surgery, I shampooed once on the first and second days, and all the skin on the body odor disappeared, and the swelling was at its peak on the 2nd to 3rd day than on the day of the surgery. The humidifier is turned on while sleeping for continuous moisture in the transplant area.