Mixed Hair Transplant 4,000mo 1st year review

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The weather is so nice these days that I feel like going out with my family. Until this time last year, I was busy taking care of my hat because I was stressed out about my hair every time I went outside. These days, however, it is very unfamiliar and fun to see myself preparing to go out confidently without a hat. Just a year ago, or even before the surgery, I never imagined I'd be able to find this confidence again, but that earnest imagination has finally come true.

My hair loss started slowly in my early 30s. At first, it seemed to decrease little by little, but before long, the M shape began to grow deeply, and when I put my 40s in front of me, my condition became so serious that I was scared to look in the mirror. Eventually, I took the courage to go around the hospital and received counseling, and everywhere I went, I got an estimate of more than 4,000mo. Even in one place, I was told that I had to plant up to 4,700 hairs, so I was really dark.

In fact, at first, I thought that non-intersection without scars was the best because there was a lack of information. However, when I realized the reality through counseling, the cost burden was too high to proceed with the amount of my transplant only through non-excision. However, I was worried that the scar on the back of my head would be too big if I only did the incision. By the time my worries deepened, I met the director of the Hannaeve plastic surgery, and after detailed consultation with the director, I found the answer that it was a mixed method.

Usually, I choose either incision or non-section, but I've experienced both ways in one operation. The advantages of the mixing method I experienced myself were clear. First of all, even if mass transplantation is required, it is possible to transplant sufficiently without parameter limitations. In addition, even if incision is difficult due to lack of scalp elasticity or non-intersection is burdensome due to low density of the back of the head, it is said that optimal surgery is possible in any scalp environment because it is carried out in a mixture of the two methods.

Personally, the most satisfying part was the reasonable cost and minimal scarring. The recovery process was also easier because the cost burden was clearly reduced compared to when the incision was made, while the incision was much smaller than when the incision was made. Because of these advantages, I finally got 4,037 mo transplants, and I got rich results after a year.

After a long and severe hair loss life, I'm happy every day because I feel like I'm back to my old self. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the director for suggesting the right surgical method for me and carefully performing the surgery. If there are people like me who are contemplating about choosing a surgical method or hesitating due to mass transplantation, I recommend you to consult a mixed transplant at a Hannaeve plastic surgery. It will be very helpful because you explain it in much more detail and easier to understand than other places.