New Hair Hair Plastic Surgery Hair Transplant 1400 hair follicles 1 year later

It's already been a year since I got a hair transplant. Immediately after the initial procedure, swelling and scabs at the transplant site were bothering me, but after about two weeks, I gradually recovered naturally. Until the third month, I was anxious because there was a "fallout period" in which the transplanted hair fell out, but it was a normal process as the hospital explained. After that period, from the 4th to 6th month, new hair came up little by little, and the density and volume improved noticeably.

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After eight months or so, I barely felt the boundary between the transplant site and the existing hair, and it became natural when I washed or dried my hair. In particular, the forehead line is very soft and natural, so people around me did not notice that they had hair transplants.

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Of course, there are individual differences, so the thickness or density of the transplanted hair was not completely uniform, but there is no significant difference in overall impression. The part where the hair was collected from the occipital region was also recovered to the point where a slight vacancy could be seen only when viewed very closely.

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Now, I can freely change my hair shape, and my impression has become younger because my hair looks full. Most of all, a year later, I feel that my hair has settled down stably and grows healthy without losing any more.

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Looking back now, the satisfaction level is high enough to overshadow the initial anxiety. I think the result was natural, and above all, it was a really good choice to regain confidence.

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