Apgujeong Mammoth Hair Restoration Center: Non-cutaneous Hair Transplant (4 months)

Hello!
Almost four months have passed since I received the Hair Transplant.
These days, after two to three months of darkness, the fun of looking in the mirror is finally starting to take place little by little. For those who are going through the same period as me, I share vivid changes.

1. Current hair condition
Appearance of transplant hair: By the 2nd or 3rd month, I almost lost all of my transplant hair, so I was wondering if I was nervous about the surgery, but by the 4th month, my hair started to come up like fluff.
However, if you sweep the transplant area with your fingertips, you feel a 'crunchy' touch, which feels really good.

Harmony with existing hair: As new hair begins to blend in with existing hair, the shape of the hairline is gradually taking hold.

2. Pain and sensation
Back of the head (coloured area): There's no pain at all, and the scar is covered by the hair, so you can't tell. Sometimes when I'm not in good condition, it's just a little itchy.
Bangs (transplant area): I think the areas where the senses were dull are back more than 90%. It's much easier to wash your face now that it feels like other people's flesh has disappeared.

3. Mental Management Overcoming Dark Ages
When the transplant hair fell out in the third month, it was really hard to get a grip. But now that I'm in my fourth month, I understand the seniors who say **"Time is medicine"**. There is still a long way to go, but I'm relieved to see the process of creating "Yu" in "Mu."

There must be a lot of people who are thinking about whether to use Hair Transplant or not, but rather than a really vague concern, I really recommend you to make plans for the future while consulting.

I'll be back with more thick hair news in the next review! If you have any questions, please leave a comment.