Non-cut 4,000-mo Hair Transplant review for a month

It's been more than a month since the surgery.

In the previous article, I left reviews before surgery, from day 1 to day 10

I'll leave a message after this.

[Day 11 to Day 14]

The back of the head tickles and neuralgia occurred periodically, but when I think about it, it was still tolerable.

Since I shaved my head with a non-cut and two-block shaved head, I shaved my head on the side and adjusted it slightly. (It's not a hair salon, but I cut it simply at home.)

Anyway, from the 11th day, it's a two-block shaved head, but I think it was enough to go outside.

On the 14th day, I visited the hospital and the director checked my hair condition

I received scalp high frequency treatment, far-infrared treatment, and high-pressure oxygen treatment.

It's the 14th = 2 weeks of arrival, so I've been really careful.

If I can sleep, I sleep in a regular way

I also took care of my hair shampoo with care like a baby.

We passed this important two weeks without much trouble.

[Week 3 to 4]

I think we've entered a dark age since the 3rd week

One or two transplants began to fall out.

Every day you go by, you start to fall into a pile. I finally realized that the dark age has come.

But the back of my head tickles and nerve pain got weaker every day

By the end of week 4, more than 99% of the symptoms were gone. (1% far away or slightly awkward)

[How do you feel?]

It's been a month

I get follicular inflammation one by one, and when I looked it up, it's like acne that occurs after transplantation.
It's just that you don't have to get inflamed.
I don't think there's any more nerve pain or tickling in the back of my head.

Anyway, I hope the dark ages end soon and all the transplants grow up.

I think I can post the next review after 3 months.

For your information, the hospital that operated on is Modi Hair

After surgery, 1st, 2nd week, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, 12 months

You are supposed to see the doctor of scalp care.