90 days without Dana Plastic Surgery (re-surgery should be done more carefully)

It's already been three months since Dana plastic surgery re-opened 1200 hair follicles with a no-cut incision. Time has gone faster than I thought, and I'm feeling the change little by little, so I'm leaving a record and a review.

I was already in a Hair Transplant somewhere else, so I was looking forward to it, but I was also very worried. In the first surgery, the density and design were ambiguous, so I was not completely satisfied. So in deciding to re-operate, we took a much more careful approach from the hospital choice.

The reason for choosing Dana Plastic Surgery was that cases of reoperation were consistently seen, and the good reviews of the no-cutting non-cutting method were impressive. Even during counseling, I trusted you because you focused on explaining the direction that can be supplemented in the current state without feeling overly recommended. He also gave me bold advice that if I felt I needed it, I'd have to do it again, but if it wasn't, I wouldn't have to. Usually, I would persuade them to do surgery, but it was rather convenient because the manager and the director didn't have that. 

The operation was carried out with 1,200 hair follicles by no-cut incision, and it was tightly reinforced mainly in areas that were previously lacking in density. I especially liked that part because the design was set much more naturally than before.

Now, in the third month, it is a time when hair gradually rises as it passes through the dark age. It's not fully grown yet, but when I see it coming up, it definitely feels denser than before. 

In particular, the front part will be filled naturally, so I'm quite excited about what it will look like next month.

Looking at the progress so far, I feel that it is much more stable and well designed than the first surgery. I heard that reoperation is more difficult because it is a concept that covers the state of the first operation, but I think it is the hospital's ability to make difficult tasks look easy.

I hope everyone doesn't go through the process of going back once like me, and I recommend you to get enough counseling from an experienced place from the beginning.

I'm more excited about how it will be settled in the next six months or more. I will continue to share the progress afterwards as well if possible!