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How about wearing a wig after Hair Transplant?

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I'm a novice hair loss person who only found out about a month ago that it's male hair loss.
It's not that obvious yet, but the hair on the top of the head is very thin.
It was very difficult because I couldn't sleep and couldn't be accepted for about 3 weeks, but I think I've accepted it to some extent now.
I thought about it myself because I think I'm a little relieved when I think about what to do in the future.

Let me ask you what I think.

1. First, apply ppe and minoxidil to treat it.

2. If mzas and bangs without ppe and minok effects progress, go abroad (Canada) and transplant hair in a dense manner.

3. If hair loss other than the transplanted area (front part) progresses, the top of the head is covered with a wig.

That's what I think of as a way to deal with it in the future.
In the case of partial wigs, the forehead line is a little awkward, so a lot of people seem to be paying attention. My hairstyle is limited.. So if I cover this part with a transplant, I thought it wouldn't be too awkward even if the top of the head was a wig.
And if there is a part of my bangs, I think there will be a little bit of rejection when I take off my wig (I think it's very personal).^^;;)

In other words, "If the forehead line hair loss progresses, make it like a soccer star Zidane with a Hair Transplant and cover the top of the head with a wig."

I'd like to hear your opinions.

What do you think? ^^;