MOEM Clinic Hair Transplant Photo Review

After getting a job at a company in my late 20s, hair loss suddenly began to progress rapidly. At first, I had a reluctance to take hair loss pills, so I was only considering Hair Transplant with the thought that I would never take them. However, in the process of counseling, the doctor advised me that it is important to take hair loss medicine along with Hair Transplant, and in the end, I decided to take the medicine together.
They say that if you don't just transplant and take medicine, the existing hair that hasn't been transplanted will continue to fall out, and the overall balance will collapse.

I remember the surgery took about four to five hours. My heart rate kept going up because I accidentally drank coffee on the morning of the surgery, and the doctor asked if I was nervous. So I would like to tell others to avoid coffee on the day of surgery.

Personally, I think I did a really good job with the 2700 hair transplant. Now I'm so satisfied that I said, "I should have taken hair loss pills a little earlier..." I feel so bad about it.

I've actually had seborrheic scalp inflammation for over 10 years, so I thought I was losing my hair because of it. Of course, there will be some impact, but in reality, hair loss seems to have been a bigger cause. Fortunately, after the transplant, I was really relieved that my hair was well maintained even in the area where I had scalp inflammation, and the transplant hair did not fall out.

If you're thinking about Hair Transplant, I hope it can help you a little bit!