Rep. Mopro Clinic's 6th Month of Hair Transplant Review

It's been about six months since I had Hair Transplant surgery, and I've left a mid-term review like this.

In the beginning, I had a hard time because my head was itchy and it was uncomfortable to sleep, but I held out by keeping what the hospital asked me to do. After that, it passed relatively well until the 1st or 2nd month, and as we entered the 2nd or 3rd month, we experienced what is commonly called a 'dark period'. I was worried at that time because some of the transplanted hair fell out and even felt empty. Every time I wash my hair or look in the mirror, it bothers me for no reason, and I also thought, "Maybe it won't work like this?"

Of course, I heard enough explanations from the hospital in advance, and I knew it was a process that was repeatedly mentioned in other reviews, but when I experienced it myself, I couldn't help but feel more worried and anxious than I thought. So I think I purposely tried to reduce the number of times I looked in the mirror and paid a lot of attention not to get stressed as much as possible.

From the fourth month or so, new hair began to come up little by little from where it had fallen out, and after the fifth month, I felt that it was gradually filled to the point that I could feel the change even with my eyes. And now, in the sixth month, there's definitely a feeling that the line is being taken as a whole. The feeling of emptiness has decreased a lot like before, and I think it's enough not to bother me much in my daily life.

However, it seems too early to say that it is completely satisfactory in terms of density. Under certain angles or bright lights, you can still see the blanks, and it looks like it needs a little more time to feel naturally filled. So I think the current state is a stage where satisfaction and regret coexist.

Still, compared to the anxiety in the early dark ages, I feel much more comfortable because I feel like I'm definitely going in a positive direction now. I heard through the hospital and YouTube that I had to wait until about a year to determine the final result, so now I'm going to take time to watch the progress rather than thinking hastily.

Since Hair Transplant is not a procedure that results in a short period of time, it seems that anxiety is inevitable during the intermediate process. I was also shaken a lot through the dark ages, but now that I look back, I think the process was also a natural step.

There is still time until the final result, but based on the flow so far, I feel that it is progressing in a good direction overall. We will manage it well for the rest of the year and leave a review with more certain results at the time of the year.