Tossing off the wig...

I'm in my 40s who used a wig because of severe hair loss. I didn't eat hair loss medicine because I thought it wouldn't be very useful when I wore a wig, but three months before the surgery, I got a prescription from a local hospital and started taking Pina. As I started taking medicine, I became greedy, so I thought it would be good to have surgery, so I started looking for a hospital.

But since the range of hair loss is so wide for my age, I don't think general hospitals will be able to handle my hair, and I don't think I can be satisfied with planting that much, so I got advice from Baekhyun-wook, a The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care who is famous for doing a lot of searching and recommending.

When I went to the hospital and consulted, he took a very detailed look and diagnosed me. I vaguely thought that only the upper hair fell out, but in my case, he said that the hair on the back of the head is very thin and less dense. It was worse than I thought. 

If I had taken the medicine sooner, I would have liked the hair on the back of my head. Fortunately, Director Baek Hyun-wook said hopefully that we should try it because it's not too late, and I decided to have surgery.

He said it would be better to change the medicine to Dutta and Minoxidil rather than the prescription he received in the neighborhood, so I have been taking Dutta and Minoxidil together since the treatment.

It's the dark age now, so I've almost lost it and left only traces, but I'm happily overcoming the dark age because there are still traces of hair in the wilderness. If you look closely, the hair that has not fallen out is growing thick, and new hair is rising very small in the place of the hair that was once lost.

And there are often places where the hair has not yet risen, so I think it will be quite rich when the hair comes up. The thought of breaking up completely with the wig soon brings a smile to my face. I'll come back with a better look in a few months.