A review of the hairline and top of the head Hair Transplant.

Hello!

This time, I am posting a hot review of the hairline and the top of the head after receiving 3,200 transplants.

Originally, it wasn't severe hair loss. Since I was young, my bangs are rather winding, so I didn't think they were pushed back too much, but in recent years, the top of my head has been noticeably empty. As the top of my head was getting worse, I decided to take a Hair Transplant, and since I was having surgery anyway, I decided to organize the front line that I usually didn't like. So, I planned to hold the hairline and the top of my head at once and went on a full-fledged hospital tour.

The first hospital I went to was a famous place with a lot of reviews and an old one. However, the cost was too expensive than I thought, and I felt like I was forcing a reservation on the same day when receiving counseling, so I was a little commercial.

The second hospital had good reviews and reasonable price conditions, but it hasn't been long since it opened, so I was a little hesitant to leave my precious head.

The third hospital really appealed its own system or surgery, but honestly, it didn't really appeal to me.

Then, the last place I visited was Hannaeve plastic surgery Plastic Surgery.

This place has a lot of reviews and a long history of hospitals, and there is a lot of word of mouth that the cost is reasonable and follow-up management is solid, so I wanted to get counseling unconditionally. Not in Seoul, but in the Gyeonggi area, I set a different date from the previous three places and visited.

First of all, the hospital was using the entire building, so it was easy to find it, and when I went to the first floor, they parked the valet, so I went in without any parking stress. We checked the name at the reception desk and received guidance, and consulted with the manager and the director in order. I went to various hospitals and got estimates, but when I divided them into parameters and weighed the cost-effectiveness, the cost was definitely more reasonable than other places. In addition, the follow-up program was really diverse, and it included detailed care that other hospitals had not heard of, so I trusted it.

After consulting like that, I scheduled it a month later and had surgery just last week. The contract was carried out with 3,200 hats, but in reality, 3212 hats were planted, so the 12 hats that were exceeded were served pleasantly (?) at no additional cost. I think the surgery took about five hours. The anesthesia was a brief sleep anesthesia, and it didn't hurt at all during the operation.

After the surgery, I took the car, so I used an acquaintance's chance to leave the car to my friend and came back home comfortably. I went with a bandage on my head and visited the hospital again the next day, and I got my first shampoo after the bandage was removed and disinfected. When you wash it for the first time, the back collection area was tingling and stinging. And there was an oxygen therapy during follow-up here, so I went into a device like a chamber, and it was an amazing and treated experience.

I think I had surgery two days ago, but I'm already going to the hospital again the day after tomorrow. I made a reservation to release the thread in the second week. Now, when we untie the thread and start shampooing our fingerprints, the scary dark age that everyone's going through will come, right? I'm already a little nervous, but I'll try to succeed by staying mentally strong and enduring. Let's cheer up until the day we all gain!