Hello.
I've had an incisional hair transplant a long time ago and I've been taking care of it, but hair loss is progressing more and more, so when I tried to cut my hair short, I got a chest in one incisional area, so I got a scalp tattoo.
First, I tried to get a scalp tattoo, so I visited several military hospitals here and discussed it. Most of them do it for about 4 hours in the first procedure, and after a while, I heard the explanation by retouching. In the meantime, I heard the explanation of Lee Seung-yong, Mo Gun. First of all, it was good for the teacher to be kind so that I could understand the explanation. And the way it's a little different from other hospitals is that first of all, instead of doing the procedure for such a long time for 4 hours at a time, divide it for about 2 hours, and retouch it for about 3 weeks. Start tattooing lightly and small and do it as you see the situation getting darker I really liked what you said.
The reason is that it's a tattoo, so once it goes wrong, it'll be hard to get it right. I think it'll be less wrong to do it several times than to start it lightly, make it darker, do it all at once, and finish it with a retouch. If you get a result that you don't do after getting a scalp tattoo, it would be really hard, so I think it would be a good idea to divide it into stages several times. If you feel weird, you can stop it, or if you start light, you can make it a little dark, but after making it dark, it's hard to make it light. I was afraid because I heard that there were many cases of ruining it.
I have even received the second procedure now. I'm going to get my third procedure next week. I tried to upload a picture, but I couldn't upload it due to the capacity limit. I can personally send it to you via email, so please leave a reply and I will send it to you.
Most of my pictures are about three weeks old, rather than the photos of my scalp tattoos that I took as soon as I got them tattooed. It's probably a more realistic result.
Now I'm going to have a third procedure, and I'm personally satisfied.
It doesn't have a three-dimensional effect like hair transplantation, but I think it's effective for short hair, especially for bare hair, because it doesn't have a three-dimensional effect.
I can't upload a picture because the size of the picture is large. I'll take a picture with my phone before I go to get the 3rd one and post a picture after the procedure is over.
If you are interested in scalp tattoos, I recommend you to consult with Director Lee Seung-ryong of Mo Gun.
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