7 months after Apgujeong's Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, the review

7 months after Apgujeong's Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, review <Writing on the first day of the new year>

Just in time, I went to the hospital on the last day and wrote it, so I'm writing because I want to organize my thoughts at this point as a greeting rather than a transitional record because it's the New Year. The head is now settled down to the extent that it is awkward to express the progress. Living as a person with a head feels like living like this is daily life. The moment of being conscious of hair loss is almost gone, and this is bigger than I thought. The state itself is that you don't have to pay attention. I didn't have much to say in particular during this visit. As anyone who has had surgery in Mammoth Hair Restoration Center will know, as usual, there are no objective and exaggerated words about the outcome and process. You explained with the data what the current state is and how it will change more in the future, and that was enough. Rather, the calmness is more reliable. Of course, everyone is ridiculously formal and kind.

On the last day, the hospital atmosphere was not different from usual. I talked briefly with the employees who were quite face-to-face, but I still felt that the Mammoth Hair Restoration Center employees were living their role as experts rather than working. Even if you don't get too busy, you can see that they are moving exactly where they are even if you don't explain it for a long time. I like this kind of relaxation. I also briefly talked about the New Year with the director. We talked about family for a while, and strangely, it was nice to have a conversation about my mother-in-law or the adults in my family every holiday. It feels like I'm being respected for life as a person beyond the relationship between the director and the patient. I think this relaxation and romance makes the space of Mammoth Hair Restoration Center more special. Looking back, this surgery wasn't just an experience of planting hair. It was an opportunity to take time to learn how to treat myself again, and it was an event that embodied the pledge to live as a decent adult who cares about his appearance. Now I'm younger than I used to be, and the influence of dermatology will be huge, but it's clear that there was a Mammoth Hair Restoration Center at the beginning of the change.

In the new year, I hope all the directors of the Mammoth Hair Restoration Center, the staff, and the hair loss members who protect this hospital in their respective seats will have a healthy and peaceful year. I also hope that when I visit again in three months, I will be able to leave one last record with a more stable appearance than now. This article is more of an interim record of my commitment and change. And I'm still in the process. In 2026, I'm going to try plastic surgery as well as dermatology. I like my wife, too. As much as you cheer for me, I'll cheer for the members.

The Year of the Red Horse, Happy new year