Hair Transplant 9 Months Late Now It's Like My Original Hair!

before surgery


 

Even in the 6th month, I was very satisfied, saying, "It's nice to be born, I think I'm going to live now," but now that it's been 9 months, I look back, it wasn't complete, it was just a "start." Let's be honest and write down what dramatic changes have happened in the last three months.

1. 6 Months vs. 9 Months. What's the biggest difference

• Missing pigtail and changing texture: \n6 months old, even though the hair was thickly raised, there was a distinctive wiry, slightly winding feeling (aka pigtail). But in the 9th month, the transplanted hairs became very soft, resembling the properties of my original hair. There is no sense of heterogeneity when you sweep it over with your hand.

• Longer and completed 'true' density: \nIn half a year, short hair felt like filling the scalp, but now they are layered out as they grow to be as long as the existing hair. Thanks to this, the density looks incomparably full compared to the 6th month. Even if I'm standing under the light, my scalp is almost invisible.

2. I'm enjoying my way to the hair salon

In the 6th month, I was thrilled just to be able to stand my bangs up. Now, the dimension of styling has changed.

Now that the length of my hair is secured enough, I can perfectly pull off the part permed hair that I've always wanted to try or the dandy cut that comes down naturally. The hairline is so naturally connected that even the hairdresser didn't notice the surgical site until I told her first.

3. reactions of people around one's daily life

In the 6th month, if I was at a satisfactory stage looking at my head, now I feel that the reaction around me has definitely changed.

The acquaintances I met after a long time said, "Are you having good things these days? "Why is your face so straightened?" "Your impression has become very clear." What's interesting is that rather than immediately noticing that you have a lot of hair, you feel 'a person has become younger and cooler without knowing something'. When I tell them that I did a Hair Transplant, everyone is surprised and asks for hospital information.

4. Let's wrap this up

In the 6th month review, I said that Hair Transplant is a "fight against time." Now, nine months old, I feel like I'm absolutely winning the fight and enjoying the spoils.

Now I'm not looking in the mirror every morning and caring about my head, but I'm living a normal and happy life thinking about what to wear today. "What if it doesn't get more dense here?" If you're worried, I'd like to tell you to feel free to wait because the magic of the 9th and 10th months is still there.

In the first year, which is the final review, I'm looking forward to seeing if it will be better than now. I hope you all get better and regain your confidence!