Hi, I'm on the second day after undergoing a hairline hair transplant surgery, something I've been considering for a lifetime. Since I was young, I had a broad forehead and very thin hair. Although I had a lot of hair, it looked sparse, causing constant concern. It was my first major surgery, so I was quite worried, but the director and manager kindly explained everything, and they designed it beautifully, so I decided to go for a hairline hair transplant with 4000 grafts.

The surgery turned out to be longer than I expected, and I thought it would be quite challenging, but when I woke up, it was almost done. The director filled in the hair very meticulously, and I really liked the result. The director even added around 400 more grafts as a bonus. When I woke up, my forehead looked the way I wanted it to be, and it was really fascinating.

Since my skin is thin, there was a slight swelling on the forehead on the day of the surgery, but the pain was not as bad as I feared. They provided painkillers just in case, but honestly, I haven't taken them yet because the pain is bearable when I keep my head down a bit. For the sake of a beautiful forehead, I can endure this much, haha.

Today, on the second day after the surgery, there's a slight yellow bruise on my forehead, and there is some swelling around the temples and eyes. It's not severe, and I actually like the slightly swollen face because it adds some volume. Since my face is naturally slim, haha. For the first two days after the surgery, I've been diligently spraying the healing spray provided by the hospital whenever I have the chance.

The transplanted hair is still quite short after two days, but it's amazing and makes me happy to see hair growing in the area where my forehead used to be. They mentioned that the stitches will be removed on the 10th day, and I can't wait to have them removed and grow my hair to attempt a high ponytail!