It's been a year since moart clinic's non-excision 2600-mo surgery.

↑ 4th month of surgery

↑ 8 months after surgery

↑ One year has passed since the operation


 

moart clinic Non-cut 1300 hair follicles (2600 hair) One year after surgery.

I originally had a wide forehead, a complex, so I had surgery.

First of all, to conclude, I'm really, really satisfied. 

People around me say that the surgery went really well, and many people ask me where I did it at the hospital. lol

I received 7 consultations and decided to go to moart clinic.

Why did I choose moart clinic?

Above all, the teacher has a lot of experience, is cool, and during counseling, ah! It's this person! I trusted him enough to do it.

And all the reviews I looked up in the community were good.

And the point where the slit method and the planting method are properly combined along the line.

Lastly, you said that you can lower your forehead line as much as I want. (Of course, after designing it according to my face proportion, you recommended a few.)

In other hospital consultations, most of them said that they could only get down about 0.3-4cm, and they didn't recommend it because the birth rate would decrease if it fell further, but in fact, there was no point in Hair Transplant to me. 

The only one, the director of the moart clinic, told me that the line I wanted was enough, not to worry, but the answer was correct.

After the final year, the density & accretion rate came out really well, the forehead line is natural, and the overall facial ratio feels much better than before.

Now I'm doing cool hair up, and recently I've had completely short hair, so I've been doing all my hair back.

Please transplant your hair as soon as possible. I'm really satisfied.

(Additionally, when you first designed it, wouldn't it be better for me to narrow down the side line? I wanted to, but then from the front, my cheekbones look more prominent and I don't recommend it, so I proceeded as you said, but as expected...That's right. If I did that, I think my face would have looked like a peanut-type face. Thank you, teacher. (LOL)