Jeong Jae Hong, the first-year MO.1 plastic surgery of hairline tofu Hair Transplant.

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This time last year, it seems like only yesterday that I received a Hair Transplant for seamless incision from Director Jeong Jae-hong at the MO.1 plastic surgery, but it's already been a year.

The biggest concern when deciding on surgery was age. I kept thinking, 'Is it too late to start now?' but rather than putting it off, I decided to give it a try. Now, I think the choice that I had a little more courage at that time was a good decision.

After about a year, the transplanted hair naturally settles down, and the overall density feels stable. In particular, the hairline and top of the head have become much more natural than before, and the empty areas seen from the front have been filled, greatly reducing the time to pay attention to the shape of the hair. I used to worry about my scalp first when I was taking bright lights or photos, but now that stress is almost gone.

The reaction was good, too. I've talked a lot about looking younger than before as my hair becomes full from being more natural than I thought. Most of them did not notice that they had Hair Transplant at first, maybe because it was a seamless incision, and many people were rather surprised to talk about it later.

At first, I asked if I was taking hair loss medicine or something good these days, but when I heard that I had transplanted it, I received a lot of attention. 

What I felt during the year after the transplant was that it was really important to design and plan for the first time, rather than just planting hair. Over time, explanations that didn't touch much at the time began to be understood one by one why they had such a plan. The process of holding the design considering not only the current state but also future changes seemed to affect the results.

I was personally satisfied with the fact that I was able to check the progress regularly and comfortably receive counseling on my questions. It was more comfortable to check and explain the small changes that occur over time.

Now, my daily life has changed a lot compared to the past when I was stressed by my hair. The burden of styling has been reduced when going out, and it has become much more comfortable when taking pictures or meeting people. I hope that you will continue to manage it and maintain your current condition for a long time.

If there are people like me who have been agonizing over hair loss for a long time but are hesitating, "Isn't it too late to do it now?" I recommend you to consult with your current condition first rather than worrying alone. I also had a long thought, so I hope it helps those who have similar concerns. I hope you all take good care of them and get good results.