I think I'll live after the reoperation. Dana Plastic Surgery Shaved for 6 Months

It seems like yesterday that I was stressed every time I looked in the mirror because both the density and the height of the hairline became ambiguous due to the failure of the first operation, but it's already been half a year since I had the reoperation. 

I chose Dana Plastic Surgery after desperately looking into it to make up for the disappointment of the first surgery, and I think it was the best choice in my life at this point in time, six months later.

At that time, it was my first priority not to be noticeable because of my work life, so I conducted about 1,200 hair follicles with no-cut incision. Since I don't shave the back of my head, I didn't recognize anyone around me even if I went to work right after the surgery. 

I had a hard time staying sober for a long time during my first surgery, but here I slept with sleep anesthesia and woke up, so I didn't even have time to feel pain or boredom. (Sleeping recommendation)

The director's hand skills were so sophisticated that it was good to see the direction he planted 

Certainly, the birth rate was different from the beginning.

Even in the 5th month, last month, I thought it was just coming up, but now that I'm in the 6th month, I'm sure my hair is strong, and the empty space inside the hairline has been filled tightly.

Above all, the height of the forehead and the side line that the director slightly lowered to match my face shape were a stroke of God. The features look much more distinct and give a sophisticated impression. I thought men's hair would be done if they just plant it, but I don't think so. If you look at beauty as important, I recommend you to go to Dana Plastic Surgery. 

Everyone I meet these days says it's gotten neat, but everyone doesn't know that I had surgery again. It's possible because it's a cut-free cut-out.

Thanks to the director and the head of the department reflecting my demanding requirements without missing a little detail from the consultation, I think the results are perfect for my dull eyes. As someone who's been struggling with the failure of the first operation, I found that reoperation really is all about the skill and know-how of the medical staff rather than the cost. 

I came back a little bit with double time and money, but now I see hope that I can finally graduate. If you're thinking of reoperation because you're sad about the results of your first surgery, it's not bad to be brave! You don't have to plant as much as it's a reoperation, so if you don't want to shave your head, you can cut your head like me

I'll come to share the progress once more time has passed and I'm fully settled. 

Don't get stressed and I wish you all the best!