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I've been comforting and getting information from members every time I've been reading their posts on the DAEDAMO, and I'm finally writing a review.
I visit Apgujeong clinic once a week and receive 'Calesim MTS' treatment. I just finished my 4th week of treatment.
In fact, at first, I was skeptical. If you're a hair loss person, you'll all agree, but it's not just once or twice that we've been doing this and that and it hasn't worked. When I went to the hospital for the first time, I saw the medical history of a "surgical specialist from Seoul National University" attached to the wall of the waiting room, and I strangely trusted him. Still, when I was consulted by the director and explained that the results of Calaisim are good these days, I started thinking that I was half deceived because I thought, "Is it real this time?" You also showed me the ampoule before the procedure, but the ampoule color was pink, which was an unusual color that you generally did not see.
Above all, it's really hard to take time to attendance stamp to Apgujeong once a week while working. (It's an hour and a half away.)I couldn't get used to that strangely painful tingling when I was getting my scalp pierced with MTS at first. (I might be a bit harsh.) (Sighing)
However, from the third week, the feeling that it definitely comes off when washing my hair has changed. The number of hair falling out is also noticeably reduced. Still, I decided, saying, 'It's just my feeling, it's going to be a placebo.' It's a unique defense mechanism... I don't want to be disappointed after looking forward to it for no reason.
Then, during the 4th week of treatment today, the hospital showed me a picture of the progress I've taken so far, and the voice made a "wow" sound. I didn't know the subtle difference when I looked at the top of my head in the mirror every day, but when I put the before and after photos side by side, I could see that the grass came up and was dense near the top of the hair with the shabby part.
To be honest, if I wrote that there was this change in just four weeks, I would have watched it with colored glasses first, thinking, "Is this a hospital employee or an advertisement?" But please take a look at the attached picture. It's my dry scalp...I didn't even calibrate my photos at all.
I still have a long way to go, but after undergoing eye-to-eye changes in just a month, it's definitely worth the trouble of going to the hospital every week. I'm sure it's because the specialist doctor looked at it meticulously. In the future, I will continue to receive constant care and often report survival. After four weeks, I decided to receive a total of four more treatments every two weeks while looking at the progress once every two weeks.
For those who have a lot of worries like me, I hope you can get a little meaning from my picture. There's something you can do. I wish you all the best!
- It is not possible to mark the name of a specific hospital, only the initials.
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