Apgujeong Forehead M-shape + Hairline Down 'Real-time Transplantation After Collection' Non-cut Slit 1st Month Dark Age Review

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It's been about a month since I got an M-shape and hairline non-cut Hair Transplant at Apgujeong Pohair.

After the surgery, the transplant hair was short, so I could see some M-shape on both sides and a new hairline, but after three weeks Short hair

It started to fall out naturally. Compared to the day of surgery, the density has decreased I think we're in the dark ages.

I'm not too worried because I was informed in advance that the transplant hair may look empty for a while as it falls out around a month when I receive counseling. 

Rather, I am comfortably watching with the thought that the recovery process is progressing in the order in which I was explained. 

The amount that fell out was also a little bit when washing or drying my hair, rather than feeling like it suddenly fell out all at once.

Over the course of a month, life has completely returned to normal. In the beginning, I was careful not to touch the transplant area when I washed my hair 

I also paid attention to my sleeping posture, but now I'm living without such inconvenience. The dead skin on my scalp has been cleaned up 

If you don't look closely, you can't tell that you've had surgery.

Compared to the photos, even though the transplant hair was lost compared to immediately after surgery, the shape of the first hairline remains to some extent. 

Before the surgery, both M-shape were deep, so even if you put your bangs down, it was easy to reveal the empty part, but after Hair Transplant, it was different from the existing hair. 

I think it will be much more natural when the hair grows later by holding the line in the direction that follows. 

I also like the fact that it was not designed to reduce the forehead a lot, but was set in an appropriate position in consideration of my face shape and original hairline.

What I thought was important when choosing a forehair is to place more density in a certain area than to plant a lot, and to use existing hair

It was how to connect. During the consultation, he explained the arrangement of the M-shaped tip and the front of the hairline in detail, and after surgery Looking at the picture 

I understand why they designed it like that. I don't know the final density because it's before the new hair comes up The overall line and direction is 

It's more like what I wanted.

To give a general review of the month, there is no inconvenience in daily life. Now, the transplant hair is missing, and it looks empty compared to right after surgery It's true 

It's a dark age process that was fully informed in advance, so I don't think the result is wrong. 

Now is not the time to evaluate the density, but I think it's the stage of waiting for a new hair to come up from where it was missing.

It will still take more time for full-scale changes to emerge, but the design and recovery process has been satisfactory to date. 

For the time being, rather than being particularly conscious, I've been taking care of it as I was told, and when my hair started to come up a few months later, I'll take a picture of it 

I'm going to compare it again.