Busan Hair Transplantation Hairline 2000 Mo + 500 Mo 1 Year Late

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Hello! It's already been a year since I received the Hair Transplant, so I'm leaving a review. I'm now 30, and I'm spending every day more confident than ever because I'm perfectly dealing with the stress of hair loss, which was the biggest homework in my 20s.

I hope it helps you a little bit to those who have concerns like me and I'll leave you a detailed review!

1. My biggest concern before surgery: "Getting wider and M-shape"

My biggest stress before surgery was a deep M-line on both sides, and a hollow part of my hair.

As I got older, my scalp was all exposed on the part of my hair, and it took me 20 to 30 minutes just to dry and spray it every morning. Whenever I looked in the mirror, I seemed to be older than my age, so I used to contract secretly in interpersonal relationships. I visited the hospital with the mindset of 'I'm still in my 20s, so let's manage it before it's too late'.

2. What I liked about counseling: "Objective diagnosis without excessive care"

I sold several hospitals and received counseling, and above all, the hospital I chose was professional with no over-treatment at all.

I don't recommend you to plant a lot, but you recommended only as much as you need, considering my current scalp condition, hair density, and the direction of hair loss in the future. He suggested 2,500 non-cut hairs in the direction of reinforcing the density of the part and filling the M-shaped line naturally, and I decided to operate immediately because I had deep trust in the way he carefully modified the line design to fit my face shape again and again.

3. Day of surgery and recovery process: "Pain that didn't hurt as much as I thought, a race against time"

 Day of surgery: Honestly, there was no pain at all during the operation, except for a little stiff during anesthesia. It was a non-cut method, so there was no pain and it ended quickly when I watched TV.

 Recovery process: During the postoperative period, there was no major disruption to daily life except for being a little concerned about sleeping. Maybe because it was a non-cutter, there were few scars or pain. In the dark ages, I was a little anxious as my planted hair fell out, but when I managed it consistently as the hospital told me, my hair started to rise noticeably from the 6th month.

4. A year on, the most satisfying change

"I'm not afraid of windy days, and the restrictions on my hairstyle are gone!"

Now, the 2500 hair transplanted is completely in place, so it's as natural as my original hair. It's so dense that even if I part my hair, I can't see my scalp clearly, and the M-shaped part is neatly filled, so I was able to pony up my forehead for the first time in my life

The best thing is that my morning rush hour has been reduced to five minutes, and I no longer shrink when I look in the mirror or when I meet people. I hear a lot from people around me that I look much younger and have a neat impression.

One last word

Hair Transplant desperately feels the saying, "It's making money to do it as soon as possible." My worries only delay the birth time! If you are stressed by the M-shape and parting, I highly recommend you to get counseling as soon as possible. Grow up, everyone!