It's been a year since MJ+Hairline.

At first, I thought a lot about whether to fill only the M shape or bring down the hairline together. 

I heard that lowering the men's hairline is a more difficult operation than I thought, and when you lower the line, the density becomes less dense or, conversely, the design is awkward

I was worried because there were cases where the sun went down.

I had deep M-shaped hair loss and had to pull down my hairline together, so I had to solve both at the same time.

In addition, there were many fine hairs in the front, so I had to transplant the existing hair in between while maximizing it. 

Before the surgery, I worried a lot about whether all the little hairs would fall out, and whether the planted hair and the existing hair would mix properly.

So even if it costs a little more, I thought I should get it from a place where I could catch both the density and hairline, and I ended up leaving it to Baekhyun-wook.

Now that I think about it, it doesn't matter to me, but I think it was quite a difficult operation in the hospital.

To start with the conclusion, it was a good choice.

To be honest, I was a little anxious until 7 months.

If you look at the reviews of other people who operated in The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care, they often come up faster than me and look better in density, so I wondered if the process might be slow.

The front line is coming up slowly, so every time I look in the mirror, I wonder why it still looks empty here, why is that part coming out late, and I compared it a lot by myself.

But looking at the picture now that it's been a year, I think skills are not deceiving.

Compared to 7 months, the frontline density has definitely improved, and many areas that have been empty have been filled.

Above all, the M-shaped part and the hairline that came down naturally continued without feeling like playing separately.

There is no artificial feeling that only the line is lowered, and there is no feeling of frustration because the density is increased.

I did M-shaped dreams and hairline down at the same time, and I'm really satisfied with the results of both.

I was told that a man might look less dense if he drops a lot of his hairline, but in my case, the line is alive and dense.

The part that had a lot of baby hair was also maintained much better than I was worried.

I heard it's more difficult to transplant while saving your baby hair, but looking at the results, I can see why these surgeries should be performed by an experienced doctor.

It was also a really important part to think about now that I was able to directly check how many hair follicles were collected and how many were planted on the day of surgery, the cutting rate and the number of hairs per hair follicle.

In the process of extracting, the loss was reduced, and thanks to the good collection of hair follicles containing a lot of hair, there were much more parameters than expected, and the result was

I think it appears in gold density.

I was a difficult case with an M shape and hairline down at the same time, but I think the result is good because the density is good, the line is natural, and the baby hair survives well.

I think the density was a bit lacking, so I told the director separately, and if you feel that you don't have enough density at the 16th month I decided to reinforce the density.

In the Hair Transplant review article I saw, the hospital ignored the patient's words and said it was okay, but there were quite a few places that didn't do it.

However, The Nobleline Center for Alopecia Care seems to really listen to the patient, and this part seems to be a big difference from other hospitals.

It's been a long time to think about whether to really do it or not, but now I think it's right to have surgery right away at the time to think about it if I can meet a good doctor at a good hospital.

It was worth waiting for a year, and I look forward to seeing it become a little more natural and thick in the future.