I had surgery at a hairline clinic in Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, Busan.

My forehead is already wide, but as I got older, my hair loss progressed in an M-shape, so I had a lot of worries. I always tie my hair, but one day, I started to see two dots on my right temple, so I decided to transplant them. I think I'll regret it even more if it's delayed.
And, dduddudduddudduddudduddud! I finally had surgery today.
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I felt more comfortable thanks to the director and assistant teachers who frequently asked me if I was uncomfortable. My assistant pats me on the anesthesia injection, and it's really not a big deal, but it makes me feel at ease.
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The doctor explained before the operation, and I trusted the confident answer. Even during the operation, I felt 120% of the director's meticulous and sincere cutting. They supplemented the parts that I felt were complicated to the point where I couldn't do it anymore...I think it was a godsend to choose the Busan Mammoth Hair Restoration Center hairline. I think I'm the only one who needs to take good care of it.
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As for the pain, anesthesia was the most painful. The post-anesthetic feeling is... What should I say? I'm wearing a helmet made of stone tightly, but the inside of the helmet feels like bumpy stones are sticking out and pressing here and there? Maybe because I was anesthetized, I just felt like it was going in when I transplant it, but it didn't hurt. When collecting hair follicles, lying on your stomach was the hardest. But you have to put up with it! lol
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Thank you to the fantastic surgery team today, Dr. Lee!