Surgery in 7000-mo Dana Plastic Surgery for non-cutaneous mass hair transplantation.

13 months of mass hair transplantation~~

Time really flies. It seems like only yesterday that I was waiting for my recovery day by day looking at pictures right after the surgery, but a year has already passed.

These days, I'm living a natural life to the point where I can forget the days when I was stressed by my hair.

In the past, whenever I met people, I was concerned about the top of my head or my bangs, and it was burdensome to stand under bright lights. Especially, it's very see-through, so whenever I take a picture, I'm conscious of the angle of my hair.

It's been a year since I started Hair Transplant.

There's such a big difference that I don't know if they're really the same person.

I got about 3,500 hair follicles and 7,000 hair transplants for non-cut mass hair transplantation, and what I feel now is that simply planting a lot does not result in results.

When I first received counseling, I was most worried about naturalness and density.

I've heard that mass transplants can look unnatural or loose.

That's why I've been thinking about choosing a hospital for a long time.

In the end, I was consulted by Yoo Joong-ho, and I trusted him because he checked his condition very carefully and explained in detail to the extent that he could realistically.

It's not like I'm going to plant a lot unconditionally, but I remember that he set the design in consideration of my existing hair condition, direction, and density.

Especially, the density is really satisfactory. In the past, it looked empty no matter how I pushed my hair over because of the scalp's see-through, but now it definitely feels dense even when I touch it with my hands.

I planted a lot, but it settled down well without any problems, and it came up more and more naturally over time.

And personally, the part that surprised me the most is the direction of my head.

People who had severe hair loss originally heard that it was difficult to match the flow of their hair, but now the flow from the front to the top is really natural.

I think the satisfaction level is much higher because it doesn't look like a Hair Transplant.

I don't know if it was pulled out because the back of the head is healed. 

At first, I was worried about mass collection, but I recovered quickly, and now I don't say much even if I go to the hair salon.

I think experienced hospitals are not important for no reason. Mass hair transplants are especially essential.

And I was personally satisfied with the progress of the team surgery system at the time of the operation.

Even though it was a long-term mass transplant, the whole process was stable because it was done through team surgery, and the recovery speed was fastI think so.

At first, I thought it was simply a large number of people, but when I actually received it, I felt that the system itself, which was carried out by experienced medical staff, made a big difference.

There was a time when meeting people was stressful because of hair loss, but now it's fun to set your hair, and taking pictures is much easier.

It's not just the hair, but the confidence itself has increased. 

For those who are suffering from mass hair loss like me, I hope you choose the hospital very carefully.

In particular, even if mass hair transplantation is to be re-opened, it is important to have a good implantation from the beginning because there are fewer people to plant additionally. 

I hope everyone pays attention to this as well and makes the right choice.