Instead of an M shape, I'm literally walking around the hospital hoping that my bangs will be a little rich and not crack by reinforcing the density of the frontal part.
The result was not an easy case. Rather, there are only one or two hospitals that have easy surgery, no chance of failure, and that the head hair loss case that needs to be planted in between, such as density reinforcement, can be done well by the hospital.
Satisfaction improves a little. It's better not to touch it. Hair follicles may collide with each other, resulting in severe follicular inflammation or accompanying dropout. It's going to be eliminated together. You can make them not fall out together, but there is no dramaturgy.
It's scary to learn these situations that can get worse while studying. Is there anyone who has successfully operated on a case like me.
I want to do it because I keep paying attention to it and I want to do it because it's like a cave, but I'm worried that it'll be dark if it goes further. Also, the scalp elasticity or density of the occipital scalp is not very good, but it can be incised. There is a scar that was cut once, but it can be too much with an incisionIs the response different from doctor to doctor looking at the scar.. The first one is about 2,000 hairs, which has no elasticity and no density, and about 3,000 hairs. Rather than the result, do you plant fluffy hair, just remove it comfortably, separate it, and count the fluffy hair to get it wrong. If I had to do it by non-cut, would there be a hospital that would accept it for the patient even if I did it 1500 times instead of 800 times? I don't recommend incision because I think I should be punching
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