The MO.1 plastic surgery of the crown of the Hair Transplant + the scalp tattoo is a little late.

<before surgery>

<before surgery>

<before surgery>

<before surgery>

<before surgery>

<1 year and 5 months later>

<1 year and 5 months later>

<1 year and 5 months later>

<1 year and 5 months later>

Frankly 

I didn't expect much, and I had surgery thinking that I would like it to get a little better. You can tell from the past photos, but it didn't stand out much until 4 months, and I think it only had the effect of scalp tattoos. 

He said that the effectiveness of the prescribed medicine is gradually increasing after 7 months, and since then, I have felt that it has improved remarkably. 

I take off my hat now. I wore a hat every day. I felt like a man losing hair. I could feel my surroundings and I hated my hair that looked white. I didn't have the courage to go to the hospital, and I was more burdened because I was treating other diseases. I went to counseling with great determination and chose the place that gave me the most confidence as the hospital. Of course, I explained in detail why I should do Hair Transplant surgery and scalp tattoos together, but above all, I chose the hospital because he carefully explained more than 20 minutes of how to take medicine and why treatment is important. 

I'm taking my medicine well, I'm getting my hair treated near my house, and it would be nice to get it often at my parent's house, but it's a little far away, so I can't help it. I'm trying to maintain the hair you've planted well. Now I have a desire to manage harder.