M-shaped Hair Transplantation, Late 6 Months

It's already been six months since I received an M-shaped Hair Transplant at the Sinsa-dong Mopro Clinic. By the time I left the second week's review, I still had redness and scabs, and I also felt a little uncomfortable lying down on the back collection area, but over time, those parts have improved to the point where they hardly bother me.

When I first decided to operate, my biggest concern was that my forehead looked wide and my M-shaped line looked deep. Especially under the lights or when I put my hair up, I always covered my bangs because the line looks more empty. But after about six months, I can feel that my impression has changed a lot when I look in the mirror. As the hairline is filled, the face ratio looks more stable than before, and the feeling of seeing only the M-shaped part is clearly reduced as before.

In the middle, there was a period that looked like the dark age, and during the period when the transplant hair fell out, I was anxious for no reason. Still, as I was informed by the hospital, I thought it was a natural process, and I tried to take hair loss pills steadily and follow the management rules. As time passed, the hair that had been rising like little hairs became thicker and thicker, and the empty areas were filled little by little, so satisfaction increased from the 4th to 5th month.

As of the 6th month, I'm very satisfied. I know we still have to wait until the final result, but even at this stage, the change is certain compared to before surgery. Especially when I raise my bangs slightly or naturally move them back, I'm much less bothered than before, and I'm less stressed about my forehead line even when I take pictures. If you don't tell them directly, you don't know that the hair transplant has been done, and I like the fact that the hairline is naturally caught without being excessive.

The collection site is hardly noticeable in daily life, and there is not much discomfort now. In the beginning, there was a pull or tingling when lying down, but it naturally improved over time, and now it doesn't bother me much when I cut my hair. The redness and scabs have also disappeared from the transplant area, and overall, it feels like it's getting settled like my original head.

I was also satisfied that it was generally systematic from the surgical process to follow-up guidance. Rather than recommending an overly low hairline during the consultation, I liked that you naturally set the design according to my face shape and the direction of my existing hair, and looking at the results now, I think it was a good choice not to be too greedy at that time.