Dana's plastic surgery, 2400 hair without hair, seems to be a successful four-month reoperation

How have you been, everyone 

I'm already 4 months old, so I think my head is pretty good. 

Write down the surgical process and recent updates.

*a surgical instrument*

I've had Hair Transplant at another hospital before, but the results weren't as satisfactory as I expected.

Overall, the density was insufficient, and the height of the hairline was ambiguous, so it kept bothering me over time. At first, I thought about just holding it in, but every time I looked in the mirror, I felt sorry for it, so I ended up looking into reoperation.

*counseling*

Since it was a reoperation, I visited the hospital much more carefully than the first operation. While comparing several reviews and cases, I got to know Dana Plastic Surgery, and I got counseling because there were many reviews related to seamless incision, natural design, and high density.

The consultation lasted about 40 minutes, and the good thing was that you didn't just point out the problems of the existing surgery, but explained in a future-oriented way how it would be better to supplement it in the current state. With the saying that you can get along well with your hair right now, if you don't have any discomfort, you can just live. If I were a doctor, I'd ask for surgery... I was more trusted because you left it to my choice without much persuasion. 

If I want surgery, he said that the lack of density can be reinforced to the inside, and the facial shape can look much more masculine even with a slight drop in the high-looking hairline. 

*Surgery*

During the first surgery at another hospital, I was awake for more than 5 hours under partial anesthesia, but this time, it was much easier because it progressed to sleep.

It was about 1,200 hair follicles, so the burden was not too big, and right after the surgery, it was not as noticeable as I thought. 

I think there were a lot of advantages that I got as much as I didn't get shaved.

After that, I recovered well and came to the dark age, but it wasn't bad

*4th month satisfaction*

These days, I especially like the side design, and I can see that it is much more stable than the first surgery. 

Even though I heard that shaving hair is more difficult, the operation time ended rather faster than the first operation, and both the design and density are much more satisfactory.

Honestly, I keep thinking about how it would have been if we did it in the Dana Plastic Surgery from the beginning.

After experiencing the disappointing results once, I clearly understand how important the details of counseling, design direction, and hospital experience are

If you are considering surgery, I hope you choose the hospital very carefully.

I think the dark age is over now, so I'm getting a lot of new hair. 

I'll leave a comment when my hair is covered well. 

Thank you.