Apgujeong FORHAIR Hair Transplant Korea Men in Their 50s M-shaped Hair Loss Non-Cutting Slit Hair Transplant 7 Months Late

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If I knew this would happen, I would have done it 10 years ago...

This is the Hair Transplant record for a man who turned 50 this year.

Last year, I made a big decision as I spent my last year in my 40s.

I finally got a Hair Transplant that I've been thinking about for a long time.

I'll post a picture of 7 months after the Hair Transplant.

The biggest motivation for deciding Hair Transplant was to meet a good partner.

In order to meet a good spouse and live a family even though I'm late, I want to be a better person

I decided to get a Hair Transplant after 10 years of hair loss.

Now in the 7th month...To be honest, I think the biggest thing is 'I should have started.'

After 3 or 4 months, I was not sure about it, but I was convinced by the 7th month

As the M-shape disappeared, the bangs were abundant, so I looked much younger and gained confidence.

I also made a good decision on the hospital choice I want to compliment him

I'm late, so if I fail this time, I have to do the surgery again and wait again

I had to listen to the time again, so I felt a lot of pressure for failure

The forehair didn't disappoint me either.

I chose it because I wanted to get perfect results at once, but in a short time in the 7th month

I was able to see good results, so I was able to relax a lot mentally.

What I like the most is naturalness

What if it's as unnatural as wearing a wig? I'm afraid it'll show a lot of transplants

I was worried, but I was just worried

It doesn't feel too dense. It looks like my hair when I was in my 30s

It's such a fascinating and satisfying part.

If there are people who are in their 40s like me

Don't put it off, and I recommend you to get counseling at least once.

I'll share my review of how it will change in the future.