This is the 100th day review of the The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care M-shaped Hair Transplant.

Like everyone else, I have faced an unavoidable dark age.

Since it's a dark period, I have almost all my hair missing, so I don't have anything to explain, but it's still the 100th day, so I'm sharing it.

After the operation, I was very comfortable to stay because it was difficult to manage or because I had pain.

It was so nice to not have to go to the hospital often and ask the doctor directly if you were curious.

I don't contact you like I did in the beginning, but if you have any progress or questions, you can sometimes contact me and explain it very well.

There are a lot of places that write "one-on-one care" but don't fulfill it

Since the director takes care of all the The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care, I really can't save praise on this part.

If you don't tell me, the back of my hair has grown so well that I don't know if I pulled it out or not, and I can't see any scars.

That's why I'm wearing a non-cutter. No, that's why they're cutting a nasal incision in the The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care.

I'll review it again when my hair grows after the dark age.