[After 4 months] Apgujeong Mammoth Hair Restoration Center Hair Transplant review.



It's been about four months since I received the Hair Transplant. To start with, it's more like "It's still ambiguous, but I'm sure I did it well."

Immediately after the surgery, it was less uncomfortable than I thought. My scalp didn't get very sensitive, so I managed it as I was informed by the hospital, and there was no significant follicular inflammation and it seems to have passed well.

The period when I was most shaken was in the 1st or 2nd month. As shading begins, the transplanted hair falls out, and despite the fact that it was a phenomenon I knew, it was quite embarrassing to actually experience it. Every time I looked in the mirror, I looked empty, so I was worried that I might have failed for no reason.

From the third month, there were some changes. Very thin little hairs began to come up, and this was not a noticeably dramatic change, so I felt less than I expected. When I took a picture and compared it, I was only able to think, 'Is it a little better?'

I'm currently forgetting the condition of my 4th month. My hair looks a little thick, and I've gained confidence when it comes to putting my bangs up. 

The overall impression has clearly changed. The feeling of looking completely empty is reduced as before, and it's certain that your face looks less hollow, especially with the creation of a front line.

The director is still around 40-50%, and usually thickens after 6 months, and the results come out after about a year, so I think it's an intermediate process now. So I'm looking forward to it more~~

To sum up, it seems that the 4th month of Hair Transplant is 'the time to adapt between expectations and reality'. Rather than expecting completeness, I think it's right to see it as a section where you endure while checking for changes.

I'll come back with another review.