Apgujeong FORHAIR Hair Transplant Korea's front kiln M-shaped hair loss non-cut slit Hair Transplant surgery day review (Director Min Young-ki)

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I knew that the M-shaped hair loss was coming up slowly, but at some point, the line collapsed vaguely 

I felt like my forehead looked wider. 

Especially when I took pictures, it was more obvious that both sides looked empty than when I looked in the mirror, so it kept bothering me. 

I thought it would proceed further if I left it alone, but it was not easy to decide on surgery, so I kept delaying it.

Then, I thought there would be no answer if it was too late, so I started looking into the Hair Transplant, and after consulting various places, 

I decided to go to Apgujeong FORHAIR Hair Transplant Korea. 

Rather than simply planting a few pieces, which section is less awkward in the current M-shape 

It was a relatively realistic explanation of how much density should be taken. 

Rather than being overly greedy, it felt like he was setting the right direction in the current state, so I understood that and proceeded.

The operation was performed in a non-cut slit manner and was selected as a partial cut. 

The advantage was that there was no burden of incision scarring and recovery was relatively fast because it was non-cut 

I chose the slit method because I heard that it is easy to express the angle or direction because it is a method of setting the direction in advance and planting it. 

It is also considered that it is easier to return to daily life because it is less noticeable than the entire shaved head if you proceed with partial shaved head.

A total of 1106 hair follicles were transplanted, and the procedure was not as difficult as I thought. 

I was sick when I was under anesthesia, and I sat down and watched a movie, and I didn't feel like I was undergoing surgery 

I feel like it ended easier than I thought because they checked the progress and continued to guide me in the middle.

There are redness and scabs on the transplant site, and there is a slight throbbing feeling, but it's not unbearable. 

The line itself doesn't feel too low, but it's organized so that it doesn't feel awkward by the current standards, so I feel that part is okay.

From now on, I heard that early management is important, so I'm going to watch it as I was informed. 

I heard that I have to pay attention to shampoo and lifestyle, so I'll try to adjust it as much as possible and watch the progress.