lolya18

Yeah this kind of treatment is SUPER expensive in the states. I have considered it myself. Since Covid, my hair has thinned about 40% and has not come back. I am just going to wait a bit longer before I look into options. I want to make sure the shedding has stopped and get my vitals and hormones checked first. If it is a vitamin or hormone issues, I want to correct that before getting surgery or treatment of any kind on my scalp.

I sent you a DM. I am not sure what the rules are for sharing clinics publicly and don't want to get into any trouble on the forum If you have any other questions, feel free to ask there or in here.

If you are not sure about anything else, just ask on here or join the Discord. You will find someone that can help And don't feel bad for not knowing about this stuff. Most people don't!

I have seen operations done for as little as 3 grand but you have to be careful. If they are undercharging for a more complex surgery, it is a red flag. I'd say recovery time in total is anywhere from 6 months to 2 years. That is for a full recovery. Mine took about 9 months. I spent 28 days in Korea.

I joined after reading this. I wanted to respond since I had this confusion as well. After having gone through the process, there is an easy answer. When you elect to have surgery of any kind overseas be it plastic or health-related, you are often met with a fee and/or down payment. This is done as a means to not lose revenue if someone decides to not show or flights get delayed. They schedule operations in advance and it is often hard to book late notice operations so they end up losing money. This is a safety net that shows the client is serious and if for whatever reason they do a "no show", they are not losing money for the time scheduled for that person.