Canadian hair transplant review ^^ Attached is a picture right after

I got surgery in Canada. I got a lot of information from DaMo members even before I went, so I'm posting a review of whether it will be helpful at all. If I have time, I will post a review every month from now on.

I had a lot of doubts and worries before I went, but I'm satisfied because it went better than I thought.According to the doctor, the density was more than 90 hair follicles per cm. The doctor said that if you want, you can plant up to 120 hair follicles per cm, but the top hair on the side is about 90 hair follicles, so I just asked for it to be matched. I heard that the average of 40 hair follicles in Korea is about 60 hair follicles, but it is almost double. I think the most important thing in hair transplantation is density, design, and how much to plant.Maybe because I planted 3100 hair follicles (6200 hairs) in a small area, the density seems to be better than my existing head.I'm attaching a picture just in case you're curious.
It seems to be more dense in real life than in pictures. The camera is weird, so I'll rent it and upload it again next time.

When I saw the condition of famous Korean hospitals or people who had surgery in other foreign countries, I heard from the name, I thought it would be normal if I really keep going like this.They say it's twice as tight as Korea. I looked in the mirror myself, and I think I can last 10 years if I keep going like this. So I'm really full of hope right now.

I'll briefly post a review.

Arriving in Canada on the first evening, I unpacked and rested at the Intercontinental Hotel. I couldn't sleep because it was the first day^^

On the second day, I went to the hospital and talked to Dr. Almani, and then I decided to plant it the next day. It turns out that he's Italian. Maybe because I'm Italian, I think I plant my hairline naturally. You also paid attention to the temple.

I had surgery on the third day, and all seemed to be separating with a microscope. The two teams did it together, and it seemed that about eight people proceeded at the same time.

My face started to swell from the fifth day, but I think it was a lot swollen than I thought. I think I'm almost out of it now.

I thought a lot about it and it was hard to save money because it wasn't a surgery that cost a penny or two, but I think I did a really good job going to Canada this time. At first, I thought about Georgia, Turkey, India, and Canada because I was worried about excluding Korea, but even if it costs a little more, I chose Canada to finish it at once.I've been thinking a lot about Georgia, but the situation is bad these days, so they say they're going around the border, and even if I look at pictures a year later, I've decided that the density can't come out as much as I want.In addition, I think I saved more than a few hundred by receiving a discount this time.Foreigners really get more than six dollars. Still, checking the reservation schedule makes it really tight.When I asked the person in charge, they said that Koreans will also raise the normal price in the next 1-2 months.

When choosing a hair transplant hospital, there are many people who choose just by looking at the price, so be careful. I've seen a lot of people who really regret it. Rather, save up a little more money and go somewhere you can make sure at once.Canada doesn't have an exclusive agent like anywhere else, so you can book it yourself and go, so there's no commission or brokerage fee at all.If you can speak English, you should call the hospital yourself.

If you have any questions, please give me a note and I will answer them within my knowledge.

If you want to see me in person, I will show you if you buy me dinner.I hope the treatment will come out soon and the damo site will disappear. ^^ Currently, hair transplantation seems to be the only alternative.