Review of the 4th month of 2500 hair follicle non-excision Hair Transplant

I'm leaving a review of the 4th month.

I lived carefully only in the first month of the operation, and I haven't managed much since then. It was originally started because I had symptoms of hair loss, so I didn't worry too much about the hair I planted being eliminated. It doesn't look weird even if the hair that was planted falls out because it wasn't there before. Since then, I've been exercising for sauna and working for a long time.

I visited the hospital for more than a month, briefly saw the progress, took scalp care such as shampoo, and purchased medicine. I took my medicine well. Originally, I took medicine little by little, but now I decided to take it every day. In order not to forget, I set up Samsung Health's medication and took it every day before bed. 

In the second month, the left and right sides looked very different. After that, the parts that were lacking were also hairy, but the left and right lines and density are different now. Nevertheless, overall, it is much better than in the past, and I don't think it can be perfect. Rather, I think it would be better to live without stress with that. 

It's already been more than three months, and I have a hairline. It was amazing because it looked similar to the line you drew at the beginning. Of course, there's a little difference in density when you look very closely at other areas that don't have hair loss symptoms, but it's only for yourself and it doesn't seem to have any hair loss symptoms when other people look at it. 

In the past, short and thin hair fell out a lot when shampooing, but now it feels like it's almost not coming out because of the effect of taking medicine. Even if you lose it, your pretty long hair has fallen out, so there is little feeling that hair loss is in progress.

In conclusion, surgery and constant medication seem to be the answer. In the 8th month, my hair will feel longer and fuller, so I'll post a review again.