Director Jeon Ji-hoon of MOEM Clinic, 3,200 Mo 10th day review

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## [Review of the 10th day in Hair Transplant]

It's already been 10 days since I received the Hair Transplant.

I didn't think time would go by, but it's already been 10 days. Let's briefly share our current status and progress.

### 1. Changes in the amount of transplants (3,200 moles → 3,300 moles)

At the time of the consultation, we originally estimated it to be **3,200 mo**, but the director carefully considered the design and density and actually planted **3,300 mo**. The difference in 100 hairs may not be a big deal, but I am very satisfied and reassured that one mother filled it more closely from a disappointing point of view.

### 2. Current condition and pain

The most worrisome thing was pain, but strangely, there is no pain at all. It's a level that doesn't interfere with your daily life at all.

However, there is an itch where the transplant site is itchy little by little. This is a process of recovery, so I think it can't be helped. Other than itching, I don't have any discomfort, so I'm very comfortable.

### 3. Follow-up care (fresh spray & ointment)

 I spray it meticulously on itchy areas from time to time. As it is the most important time, I don't forget to take care of it. The ointment I used to apply to the occipital incision was used in the first week.

### 4. Status of the occipital region

When I check it in the mirror or touch it lightly with my hand, I definitely feel that the scar or mark on the larynx is much better. In the first few days, I had a little pull or foreign body sensation, but now I can feel the resilience as the redness and wound have subsided noticeably.

It's time for the scabs to drop little by little, so I'm going to be careful and take good care of them until the end.