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[Partial Wigs] I'm thinking of an m-shape. I'd like some advice from your seniors!

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I've been in my fourth year of Hair Transplant, and actually, even after transplanting, my freedom with my hairstyle was no different than before.

Until a year ago, I managed to cover it with black color, but as you know, using black color is a work that requires setting

Like ordinary people, I never thought about doing it naturally without using any hair styling tools.

The transplant effect is insufficient because the existing hair is thin and thin, and I am thinking of a wig while thinking of long and dense hair naturally like men in their 20s.

Even if I get a secondary Hair Transplant, I don't think it will be cost-effective with my health hair condition.

The bangs have lines, and in a short state, they are tightly filled. There is no space between the transplant hair and the existing hair.

I tend to have bangs that I don't think it's hair loss. The top of the head is normal.

Looking at the wig, there are various types such as fixed type semi-fixed type, and I think clip type would be inexpensive and easy to manage if it were only for the hair growth effect in the front

Which method do you recommend?

I'm waiting for your advice.

*I have added a picture. You might think it's okay, but even in this state, there are cracks due to the thick difference between the middle and both sides, which makes this longer hair difficult. It's nagging to say that it's flying in the wind.