It's been 6 months since my Hair Transplant's Hannaeve plastic surgery.

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Six months have already passed after receiving a 3,500-mo Hair Transplant at the Hannaeve plastic surgery.

Originally, rather than a typical M-shaped hair loss, my bangs were pushed back little by little. At first, I didn't care too much, but at some point, I was looking at the picture and wondered if my forehead was originally this wide. Compared to the pictures in my 20s, I'm sure there were a lot of hair lines.

I thought it was a natural phenomenon to lose hair as I got older, but I started to worry about my widening forehead and I ended up recognizing my Hair Transplant.

I've received counseling from many places, and the hairline height and design direction I want fit the best in Hannaeve plastic surgery. I received the design based on a natural line that would have been my forehead rather than an excessive design, and the estimate was 3500 mo. I thought it was an appropriate number, as most other hospitals also talked about 3500 to 3800 mothers.

I thought a lot about the method of surgery between incision and non-excision. However, after receiving various consultations, we decided that there was no significant difference in the incidence rate or result itself, and we decided to make an incision in consideration of the cost. What was good about me personally was that the anesthesiologist was present, so I was able to receive sleep anesthesia more comfortably. I was very nervous on the day of the surgery, but it ended much easier than I thought.

I removed the thread on the 14th day after the surgery, and from then on, washing my hair became much easier. Since then, the dark age that many people talk about has come, but I was a little anxious because most of the transplant hair fell out and it seemed to be back to its old state. In particular, until about 3 months, the transplant area looks smooth, so I often look in the mirror.

But over time, we started to see changes little by little. At first, the hair that was stuttering became thicker and denser in a month or two, and by the 6th month, the transplant area is almost covered. It's hard to say it's a 100% result yet, but the impression has definitely changed compared to before and it's much easier when I do my hairstyle.

Personally, what I was satisfied with in the Hannaeve plastic surgery was the meticulous design consultation, the systematic operation process, and the steady check of the progress after the surgery. Surgery is important for Hair Transplant, but I think it's a process where you have to wait and see the results for more than a year, but so far, satisfaction has continued to rise.

There's still more time until the final result, so I'll leave a review when it's the first year.

Thank you.