Post-mortem immediately after implantation of 3,000 non-cutaneous hairs due to M-shaped hair loss

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Hello.

I was always nervous because of my father's inheritance of hair loss, but fortunately, I endured well until my 20s and early 30s without any major problems. However, in just a few years since I was in my mid-30s, the M shape has been pushed out a lot. Hair has also been noticeably thinner and less dense. Personally, I was very stressed out recently because I had a job change and had a lot of things to care about, but I don't think I could ignore the impact. I used to do regent cuts and partings freely, but as my bangs started to burst, I ended up sticking to the style of getting my bangs down to cover them somehow.

From the beginning of this year, I really decided to have a Hair Transplant, but I couldn't find time to go to the hospital and get counseling, so I delayed it. But every time I looked in the mirror, I thought I couldn't do it anymore, so this time, I sold my feet again with the idea of surgery unconditionally, and I recognized hospitals and received counseling. After listening to the experts in person, it was concluded that surgery was the only answer.

When I went to various hospitals, the diagnosis and estimate were slightly different for each hospital. In some places, estimates ranged from 2,500 to 3,500, excluding side-line designs, but the final decision was made with 3,000, which gathered the most opinions. In particular, when comparing several designs, it was judged that correcting the M shape and the side line together, not just filling in the deep M shape, was the best for my face shape.

go to counseling Looking at it, the atmosphere and kindness varied widely from hospital to hospital, and the hospital I chose was the most reasonable in terms of cost and technology above all else. Usually, non-excision surgery is much more expensive than incision, but the difference in amount was not large even though it was non-excision compared to other hospitals. I don't know if it was applied with a special discount, but it certainly reduced the budget burden significantly.

Just because the amount was reasonable did not mean that the quality was poor. From the first consultation, I liked the design that the director held, and when I checked the density with a mirror immediately after the operation, I saw that it was planted in a dense manner that was comparable to the success stories of other people seen in the DAEDAMO.

I feel like I've put down a big burden just now that I've finished my surgery. Although we have to go through the dark ages in the future and have a long way to go, I look forward to posting a very satisfactory final review in a year. As you all know, this is the most exciting and cautious time, so please support the members of DAEDAMO so that they can be born well!