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[Scalp Tattoo] I wanted to live like a human being. So I got a scalp tattoo.

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From now on, I'm going to share my long story.
Take a deep breath~~

Tears, anger and frustration for life. It's a story about why I was born like this, hiding my heart.

Hair loss that first occurred when I was 8 years old. Until my twenties, I tried all kinds of treatments and went to oriental medicine clinics and university hospitals, but in the end, I proceeded this much. I don't have a single eyebrow. I don't have any bristles except a few strands.

Even if you wear a hat, the hair in a little place is almost gray, and the back of your head is weird because there are not half of it as if you were eating a mouse in some places. I've never seen a woman before. I've never been on a date. I always had to be conscious of other people's eyes and life was really dark. People saw me 20 years older than my actual age. I won't talk about the past for a long time anymore. I believe those who understand will understand.

Then, about two years ago, I first learned that it was a scalp tattoo. Yeom Kyung-hwan was famous for having scalp tattoos.

At first, I was skeptical and didn't trust my scalp tattoo. However, the more I knew about the scalp tattoo, the more I no longer had a way to make my hair grow again, and it's been decades since I gave up treatment, and it was a real ray of light for someone like me who didn't have a lot of cores on the back of my head.

I started looking through the internet like crazy, looking at photos and watching YouTube and finding out really crazy. Since foreigners shave a lot of their hair, I was going to get a procedure even if I went abroad. I also sent an e-mail in English that I couldn't find out about the United States, Canada, Turkey, and the United Kingdom. I was really desperate.

My parents also understood how I felt and encouraged me to go abroad and get the procedure.
There was even a time when I watched a video of the procedure on YouTube somewhere in Italy.

Then earlier this year, I sent a picture of myself to a hospital in London, England, and asked if I could get a tattoo, but I got an unexpected answer. The doctor told Dr. Park in Korea that he met at a conference and learned a lot about tattoos, and that he was helped a lot in getting them. He said he's a very famous person here, and he captured and sent me a paper. It turned out that it was a director named Park Jae-hyun. Rather, he told me to go to Dr. Park and discuss it. I felt like I was hit by something in the head. I might have been stupid. I thought that the answer might be closer than I thought. I tried to read the paper sent by the British doctor myself, but I give up because this is difficult. I thought I should get counseling in person.
Contrary to what I originally thought, if I do it in Korea, I am familiar with Korean skin or hair, so I thought I would do better, so I changed my mind and collected information step by step. But what's funny is that it turned out that the hospital Yeom Kyung-hwan did.
I went around and around again, and I searched for domestic hospitals. Just in case, I received two consultations including the hospital.

I received counseling directly from Director Park Jae-hyun, who the doctor in London told me. After two years of research, I received direct counseling and heard it easily from an expert, so I solved the questions I found for two years in an hour. Don't just find out on the Internet, but choose two or three hospitals and consult them yourself. There's nothing like direct consultation with an expert.

If I were to tell you the answer I was most curious about.
- Is it permanent tattoo or semi-permanent
- It's like it's spreading bluish
- I have a lot of gray hair. Can I get a procedure
- Cost (I have to do the top, side, and back of my scalp, so I feel a lot of pressure)
- Eyebrows (Since my eyebrows are male, I have a semi-permanent line, but I don't have a single strand of hair, so it's awkward. Can you pluck some of the remaining hair in a non-cut and transplant it into your eyebrows
- naturalness
That was the part.

Director Park Jaehyun's answer is
- It's better not to do semi-permanent. If you are confident in techniques, you should do it permanently. When the semi-permanent tattoo pigment is removed a few years later, it may not come out all at once, so it may be stained. Then it's weird.
-You emphasized the importance of technology that does not feel blue. You have to make your mole small and clear, and you say this is your know-how
-Shaved hair style gray hair is also possible. They say it's not awkward.
- The cost is around 10 million won. It's not cheap. I thought it could be because it's the original and famous. Actually, I was determined that it would be more expensive. The manager did a lot of Nego.
-I'll discuss my eyebrows later and do it if possible. First of all, I decided to get a tattoo.
- Naturalness depends on the doctor's hand skills. Experience, know-how, and dexterity are importantI remember it was about the answer. We can't move everything because we talked so much.

This is the content of the consultation.

After consulting with Director Park, I decided to get a tattoo from Director Park because I trusted him even more. I believed more because he seems to publish a lot of papers, write books, and research a lot with scalp tattoos. There are two other directors and everyone said they were good. Director Yoo Seung-hyun also said that he is good at getting bald scalp tattoos naturally, so please refer to it. When I was getting counseling, I saw a person who came out after getting a retouch from Yoo Won, and it was natural. It's the same hospital, so wouldn't it be the same technology?

And I finally got the procedure now. I received the first procedure for more than 7 hours.
Since I have to do my entire scalp (I've done everything from hairline to neckline to guretnaru) I thought the parts I didn't do would be so awkward if I cut it off after a certain part, so Director Park understood and emptied the entire schedule, so I performed the entire procedure all day long. I took one snack time, one bathroom, and two breaks in the middle and received it for more than seven hours.

The doctor also said this was not normal. We also had a conversation in between, and sometimes I couldn't tell if you were too focused or not responding to my story, but I was grateful. You're focusing on it like this.
I purposely asked the manager to take a picture in the middle of the procedure, so I have an intermediate picture. I think many people will be curious about the scalp tattoo process. I didn't know it looked like this because I was lying blindfolded in the middle, but it's very black in the middle of the procedure. I didn't know because I only saw it clean afterwards.

Maybe because he's so famous, he's a little behind in his procedures, so he's waiting for more than a month for retouching, so I asked the director to take it out quickly every 1-2 weeks. I have a company schedule, and I'm afraid it'll be awkward to go unfinished.

But I don't think it would be bad to do it slowly without rushing. At first, I feel awkward about myself. It's my first time seeing them all pushed away. But I got used to it a lot, and it's good that my family is satisfied and my parents like it a lot.

I'm getting a retouch next week. I'm going to post more images of it being completed in the future.
I hope it will be of little help to many people.
Let's all cheer up.

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