The remaining hair was pulled together and 3,875 hair transplants were received using a combination of incision and non-excision.

Nice to meet you.

I'm leaving a review of the surgery because I'm a little hopeful for those who were almost giving up Hair Transplant because of their severe hair loss.

I've been desperate for Hair Transplant for a long time, but every time I went to the hospital I was rebuffed for not being able to operate. There was only a small amount left on the front, and there was almost no head from the top of the head to the top of the larynx.

I've been forced to wear a wig, but I couldn't give up my lingering feelings, so I knocked on the doors of various hospitals. But the answer is

Transplantation is always difficult due to a lack of resources to collect the back of the head

That's what it was.

In the end, the Hair Transplant was living half-abandoned, discouraged by the reality that it was only possible when the back of the head was ample and sexual.

Then, I came across a review of the mixed method that uses both incision and non-excision at the DAEDAMO, and I visited the hospital thinking it was the last time with the feeling of catching straws.

In fact, I went to counseling without much expectation because I had been rejected so much, but I was diagnosed with a completely different diagnosis from existing hospitals here. It is true that the back of the head is absolutely insufficient, but the opinion was that surgery is possible if the incision and non-cut method are combined to attract as much as possible.

Of course, it can't be fully enriched because it has to cover such a wide range, and it takes more than 5,000 hairs to fill the whole, but he honestly suggested that we should maximize efficiency to about 3,800 hairs, the best figure that can be drawn from the back of my head. Unlike other places that said it was impossible, I had confidence in the way they presented practical solutions with clear limitations, and after much consideration, I decided to operate.

On the day of surgery, we received a final transplant of over 3,800 moles (3,875 moles) using a combination of incision and non-excision.

During the operation, the pain was not as great as I thought, and most of all, I was really happy and thrilled just to have completed a Hair Transplant that I thought would be impossible for my whole life. It was the moment when I personally felt that where there is a will, there is a way.

If there is anyone who has been diagnosed with surgery impossible at various hospitals and is discouraged like me due to severe hair loss on the top of the head, I recommend you to consult a plastic surgery clinic in Hannaeve plastic surgery.

The mixing method is said to be a difficult operation that requires skillful handling of both surgical methods, so it is not recommended without the doctor's skill level and hospital system. Since Hannaeve plastic surgery has been doing it since 11, it is a hospital with a long accumulation of 16 years of Hair Transplant know-how, so I think I was able to accurately present the optimal collection method and transplant strategy for my condition.

Even in desperate situations, I am gradually recovering my lost confidence thanks to my visit to a professional hospital without giving up. I hope I can be of a little help to people who have similar concerns to me. I wish you all the best!