Apgujeong FORHAIR Hair Transplant Korea M-shaped hair loss slit hair transplant completed a straight hairline in the 7th month.

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It's been 7 months since I got an M-shape Hair Transplant at Apgujeong Forehead.

I've been taking pictures of the progress from time to time, but when I compared it with the preoperative pictures this time, I feel the change is bigger than I thought.

In fact, before the surgery, I didn't think hair loss was very severe. I heard that it's still okay 

I've been postponing it, too, but when I took a picture, I thought differently.

Especially in the front photo, the M-shape on both sides looked empty, so the forehead looked much wider than it actually was, and the hairline felt bumpy 

I always covered my bangs. I rarely put my hair up, and it bothers me whenever the wind blows or my hair splits.

So after thinking about it, I got surgery at Apgujeong Forehead, and now I have come to a point where I can see some results.

The biggest thing I felt while looking at this picture was not just that the hair grew, but that the frame itself of the face itself changed.

If you look at the pictures before the surgery, both corners are deeply empty, so your forehead looks wider, but as that space is filled, your hairline is 

It continues naturally. It was taken from the same angle, but the impression looked quite different.

In the past, when I took a picture, my gaze went to the M-shaped part first, but now I rarely feel that way. Instead, as the forehead line gets organized 

The face shape also feels more balanced.

You can feel it in your daily life.

In the past, when I washed and dried my hair, it bothered me the most that the front line looked empty, but now when I looked in the mirror, I almost got rid of that stress. 

Styling has become much easier, and it's more satisfying than I thought to not have to force the direction of my bangs.

The good part of having surgery and being managed in the forehair was follow-up care.

The Hair Transplant doesn't end with a day of surgery, but a few months of follow-up, but every time I visit, I check my current condition. 

It was comfortable to hear the explanation of how it could change in the future. From the point of view of the first person undergoing surgery, I felt that he took good care of that part, even though he had no choice but to be sensitive to small changes.

It's hard to say it's over because it's still in the 7th month, but nevertheless, when you look at the preoperative photo and the photo now side by side, why is the Hair Transplant? 

I think I'm glad I did it.

Personally, I'm most satisfied with the change in the impression as the front line, which had collapsed because of the M shape, was sorted out rather than the increased hair.

I'm looking forward to seeing how much better it will get for the rest of the year.