[Male Hair Loss] It's the 11th day of removing 5,000 wool threads from the M-shaped hairline. Please give us an evaluation | Hair transplant reviews, stories, and costs

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Its the 10th day so I removed the thread on the weekend After removing the thread and disinfecting it the back of my head is less tense and its cool I took a picture of the part where the thread was removed but its okay because its not red Theres no scab on the transplant but theres a lot of dead skin cells coming up I touch it gently every time I shampoo but Im doing it very carefully I cant help it if its itching I hope the 3rd week comes next Saturday I want to cut and wash my hair because my hair in other parts is long

Hair Transplant 3 months of honest review. Hello, I'm just three months into my hair transplant and I'm going to sort out my situation. I looked at other people's reviews a lot before the procedure, and by the third month, everyone was saying, "Is this right?" and it was a period of mental shaking. So I'm writing it honestly based on my standards in case there are people who are curious like me. ■ Current status in month 3 These days, my condition is exactly like, "The end of the dropout + keeping it the same." There is a part where my head is empty, so it bothers me a little every time I look in the mirror. Still, I don't want to worry too much because I think the hair follicles are well planted. People say that my hair really disappeared at this time I'm the same. I don't feel like I've grown up pretty at alllol I think it's like, "I finished shading and I'm waiting." ■ Everyday life is just the way it was I wasn't the type to be very careful about my daily life after Hair Transplant. I was very careful for the first 10 days of birth, and then I spent almost the same time as usual. Washing your hair as you usually do Spray, down perm, and cut as usual Non-smokers, drink alcohol as usual, and do not control diet or food Going to work, going out, exercising are all normal It's been about three months, so I'm treating it like my head. To be honest, I think I only get more stress if I pay too much attention, so I'm just being comfortable. ■ the things that could be called changes It's not yet noticeably "Oh it's growing!" but there are minor changes. I can see thin hair coming up here and there My scalp feels more stable than before, and my redness has become much lighter and hair folliculitis? Like pimples? Sometimes it happens, but if you cleanse that part with foam cleanser, it disappears in a few days ■ It's the hardest time to manage my mental state, but... We all talk about three months. "A period of no change = mental testing period." Honestly, when I look in the mirror "Is this working well?"?’ This kind of thought goes by. But the director and the director and the reviews, I believe in the saying, "If the hair follicles are well established, it will eventually grow"crying It's a natural time for me to look like I'm missing something I just try not to care too much I'm thinking that I can wait for a long time, not look at it in a hurry. ■ expectations for the future I heard that the Hair Transplant starts to rise in earnest from about 6 months. Right now, it's just "Waiting" Even if there is no big change, I try not to get stressed out too much. If you look at the progress so far The hair follicles are stable and the scalp is clean I believe it will eventually grow well. Soon, I'll record the 4th and 5th months. I hope this is a little bit of a reference for those looking for information like me!

It's the 11th day of removing 5,000 wool threads from the M-shaped hairline. Please give us an evaluation

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