(Photo attached) Apgujeong Mo-Urim incision transplantation in the first year of transplantation



- Surgical type (Hair Transplant or hairline correction): Hair Transplant

- Name of hospital (no initials): Apgujeong Moeul Clinic

- Hair loss type: M-shape

- Surgery elapsed period: 1 year

- Number of hairs: 5100 hairs

- Cost of Hair Transplant: KRW 7.6 million

- Collection Method: incision

(Examples. Cut hair transplant, non-cut hair transplant, partial cut, no cut)

- Methods of transplantation and whether doctors/nurses are transplanted: Planting machine & doctor transplantation

(Examples. Planting machine & doctor transplant, doctor slit & doctor transplant, doctor slit & nurse transplant)

Hello, many members who are thinking about Hair Transplant due to hair loss.

I've been in my first year of transplanting about 5100 mo by incision at Mo Woo-rim clinic in Apgujeong.

Looking back, a year has been a long time.

It took me a few months to wash my hair after I first got a transplant, and I had so much to care about.

A year or so since I've been taking turns feeling frustrated and hopeful while counting the hair I've washed and fallen off...

Yesterday, after going to the hospital for a first-year follow-up and taking a picture, I realized again how bad my hair loss was.

As you can see, the results went so well.

In fact, I didn't have a dark age during most of the times, but I was in my 6th month? As I passed by, my hair kept falling out. So he was very worried that this was not the dark age, but that it would be permanently eliminated. Rather, I've been stressed out since the 8th month and forgot about it at some point, and when I looked at my hair now in the 1st year, it grew a lot again. I think the most important thing is what it looks like in the first year. Now, I have to take hair loss medicine steadily and maintain it well.

I had an incision, and I cut my hair a little short, so I did it because I asked for the incision line to be as high as possible, but it doesn't seem to be very noticeable unless I cut my hair very short. Rather, I'm more satisfied because I can now proudly wear my bangs. A person only looks at the front and doesn't keep looking back, right? No matter what others think, I'm satisfied with just looking at the front

Actually, the part between the kiln and the incision is still a little strange? I do feel it, but... They say it's slowly disappearing, so I'm not going to care. I'm just trying to trust and wait because there's nothing wrong with what the director said so far.

At first, I tried to lower the hairline as much as possible, but the director told me to trust the design, so I proceeded according to the ratio even if it was a little wide, but I'm rather satisfied. I think the great strength of Mo Woo-rim is to create a natural line without showing that it has been transplanted.

Lots of people thinking of transplants!

It's important to think about various hospitals, but I think the most important thing is design. Post-care, management, etc. are similar to any hospital. Then, I think it's important how pretty, safe, and completely designed it. In that sense, I recommend Mo Woo-rim :)