It's already been seven months since I received the Hair Transplant.

Immediately after the surgery, I was most worried about "Will it grow well?" and "When will it be noticeable?" but now I feel a noticeable change to the extent that such worries are overshadowed.

The surgery I underwent involved 1,163 hair follicles (2326 hair) transplanted in a non-cut manner, and there was a time when the transplant site looked empty at first, but the change started gradually from around 4 to 5 months.

And now that it's been 7 months, the hairline is much more natural, and the M-shaped part that used to be a concern is filled up a lot.

The most satisfying thing about it is when I get my hair done. I used to pay a lot of attention to cover my forehead with bangs, but now styling is much easier. Even when it's windy or taking pictures, I don't care about my hairline as much as I used to.

Of course, I think there is still room for a little better thickness and density of hair. It usually changes from 9 months to a year, so I'm looking forward to the future.

If you're thinking about surgery, I hope you don't feel too impatient. In the beginning, you may feel anxious because of the timing of the drop, but over time, you will see a little change, and at some point, you can feel a definite difference when you compare the photos.

I also looked up a lot of reviews before the surgery and thought about it, but now that I look back, I think it would have been okay if I had done it a little earlier.

I'll keep track of it and share the process of change.