Hannaeve plastic surgery 3,200-mo M-shaped Hair Transplant immediately after surgery

Hello, I'm finally done with one big homework and I'm going to make a record right after the hot surgery.

In the meantime, I was stressed every time I looked in the mirror due to the deepening M-shaped hair loss, but I finally completed the 3,200-mo surgery today.

Looking at the reviews of the DAEDAMO these days, I was worried that people with non-cut hair were the trend. However, considering the situation of office workers like me and thin wallets, the cost cannot be ignored. Desperate to save even a penny, I looked into the hospital with the incision in mind.

The last place I had surgery was Hanive Plastic Surgery, and the main reason I chose it was because it specialized in both incisions and non-incisions. When I go to a hospital that insists on only one thing, I tend to induce it in that way, but they compare the pros and cons of the two methods and the estimates according to my scalp condition in a really objective and detailed way. During a long and in-depth consultation with the director, I was convinced that the incision method left little scarring depending on the suture know-how and that the result (incubation rate and naturalness) was no different from the non-excision. If there are people who are worried about the surgery, I strongly recommend you to consult at a hospital that handles both methods well and compares them objectively, rather than pushing just one way.

It was based on 3,200 hairs, so I arrived at the hospital early in the morning and started preparing, and the surgery was completely over a little after lunchtime. When the surgery was over, I was very hungry as I relaxed, but the hospital took good care of me, so I was able to fill my hungry stomach warmly. The surgical process itself was completed smoothly without any special events or unexpected situations. When I looked at the M-shaped Hair Transplant review, I was really scared because I saw a lot of comments that anesthesia injections were hell, but the anesthesiologist was present here, so they proceeded with sleep anesthesia. Thanks to this, I couldn't feel the pain of the injection at all, and when I woke up, the surgery was over. If you are worried about pain, make sure to check the presence or absence of an anesthesiologist.

Immediately after completing the surgery, I was discharged with a bandage on the back of my head, and the very next day I visited the hospital again to remove the bandage, get disinfection and my first shampoo care. If I were to pick the most painful process I've ever experienced, the incision was slightly bitter when the water touched the back of my head today. Other than that, there is no severe pain at all because it is a throbbing sensation that can endure while taking Tylenol. I was relieved that professional nurses at the hospital carefully disinfected and shampooed me and kindly taught me how to manage at home.

From now on, as the hospital told me, I will live with as much care as possible to prevent the transplant area from being swept until I start shampooing my fingerprint in earnest. Early birth is as important as planting Hair Transplant, so I'm going to focus all my attention. Since it was the first record, I left the hospital selection opportunity and the process from the day to the second day of surgery. Soon, I will come to share the process of removing and recovering the thread and entering the dark age from time to time. I wish you all the best!