This is a one-month review of the M-shaped hair loss non-cut slit Hair Transplant in 40s in Apgujeong FORHAIR Hair Transplant Korea.

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Let's summarize the state about a month after Hair Transplant based on the mid-40s.

It's just been a month, so rather than expecting a big change, I leave it as a record of how the postoperative process is going.

Overall, the transplant site or line itself remains the same as initially planned. 

There aren't many noticeable changes compared to immediately after surgery, but at this point, I don't feel anything particularly strange or worrisome. 

The overall impression is not excessive, but it is naturally set.

If you look closely, you can see short traces of fine hair or hair follicles, but it is difficult for those who do not know that they have undergone surgery to notice. 

Although it is not yet in the stage of telling the results, I feel that the direction itself is progressing as described in the beginning.

After about a month after the surgery, I feel like I've become more comfortable. I don't care about my hairstyle when I go out or go to work 

As in the past, there have also been fewer situations where you continue to be conscious of your forehead. 

Even if you don't wear a hat, you don't feel much pressure, and the stress you feel in your daily life is rather less than before.

Considering the age of mid-40s, I thought it was more important to organize naturally within the existing image than to expect a change that changed drastically like when I was young. From that standard, I believe that the progress so far has been flowing without difficulty and is not too much organized.

The back collection area is hardly bothered in everyday life. 

There is no pain or discomfort, and there is no problem in washing your hair or living your daily life. 

In terms of appearance, there are few things that stand out.

The management also keeps only the basics guided by the hospital, and there are not many situations to be particularly careful. 

Life patterns have not changed much from before surgery, and overall they are passing stably.

It's still a month old, so it's too early to discuss the results, but looking at the progress so far, I think it's going well without difficulty. 

After that, when the changes start to stand out, I'm going to try to reorganize them based on that point. 

I hope it will be a reference for those who are worried at the same time.