Well, I didn't bother reading any of the above, but what I can suggest is a Diy Hair Transplant. I'll go on to list the following materials essential to perform the previously mentioned.
Material:
1.) FUE extractor kit w/various punch diameters. 0.8mm
2.) 3 Choi Implant pens
3.) Surgical Scalpel, Surgical soap, Surgical Tray, Surgical grade numb creme, Gauze, Petri dishe, Wound healing stem cell Creme (Optional) , Surgical tweezers/ scissors, Non toxic black marker, measuring tape
4.) Adjustable Halogen Lamp (Wall mounted preferably)
5.) USB Trichoscope 50x for viewing rear of scalp on monitor.
6.) Magnifying glasses for dissecting grafts excess tissue.
Total: approx 825$
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Step 1 /. Consultation
Going in for a consultation with a reputable dermatologist will certainly pay off in the long run, moreover, when it comes to performing a procedure typically unadvised. The information to be sought after should be an assessment of the extent of hairloss via microscope. The condition of the donor area should be in scope. In addition, information about the texture/type of hair will serve greatly in your personal endeavors.
Step 2 /. Preparation
Disorganization could sacrifice time that could be spent placing the grafts immediately into the recipient area. Choosing to neglect the organizing of materials at this stage could have a hinderance on the survival rate of said grafts. Ideally, materials should be in a concert orientation (secondary hand side). FUE Extractor should be on one side away from obstruction ( Primary hand side).
it is best to avoid having a dysfunctional workspace given that you do not have a rotating staff aiding in the procedure.
Step 3 /. Sanitization
Before performing such procedure, it is always wise to practice modeling hygiene safety. This insure that the environment that you'll be working in won't harbor any bacterial organisms/pathogens that could increase likelihood of infection. This in turn, would jeopardize the success of the procedure early on, so it is crucial to thoroughly spend time at this step. Rule of thumb, if you can't put your tongue on it confidently, it's not clean enough; or you're simply in the wrong room setting.
* NO BATHROOMS
Step 4 /. Beginning
TO BE CONTINUED.
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