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[Seoul = Newsis] Reporter Min Ki-hong = The biggest concern of young hair loss patients considering incisional hair transplantation is the scar that remains on the back of the head after surgery.

Even if I want to do a short hairstyle, I am worried about the scar on the back of my head, and I usually don’t bother that I’ll be recognized by the hairdresser or the surrounding area. There is a hot topic because there is a RIDI program that dramatically compensates for such scars.

According to Jin-oh Kim, director of the NHI New Hair Hair Transplant Center on the 27th, the RIDI program is a method that hides the scar with hair by selecting only thick hair and transplanting it into the scar on the back of the head.

Most of them pay attention only to the hair loss area and transplant the hair only to the forehead, but if you select thick hair during the surgery and transplant it to the area where the scar will occur, the hair will grow over the scar and you will not notice that the hair has been transplanted around the area.

In general, the line-shaped scar that occurs on the back of the head after surgery cannot be easily found because it becomes cloudy and thinner over time, but it is inevitably a sensitive problem for young patients.

Regarding this, Director Kim Jin-oh said, “Patients who want to undergo a hair transplant do not stop with simply refilling the missing part of their head, but want to hide the fact that they have had alopecia, so the RIDI program will be of great help to young hair loss patients. I will.”

Director Kim Jin-oh added, “This program does not require additional surgery to take time separately, and since it is performed at the same time as the existing scar-free suture method, there is no additional cost and the effect is good, so the satisfaction is high.”

keymin@newsis.com

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