Hair transplant for thinning hair and advanced androgenetic alopecia

Hello, everyone. Today, I want to talk about my hair transplant at Hairtran Clinic. First of all, I would like to address my hair issue before I talk about this hair transplant. My hair calibre is naturally thin and small. I guess it runs in my family. It makes me want to shave my hair off all the time because the thinning area was huge. I have spent so much money on my hair that I nearly gave up, but I decided to give my hair another go and come to Hairtran Clinic for a consultation.

I first found this clinic on the internet, and I wanted to compare it to other clinics. However, once I talked to Dr Patty, I didn’t feel like I would need to discuss it with other doctors anymore. This place planned out my long-term hair treatment and organised all the schedules for me. They even helped organise my hairstyle in the first few months, which I think was impressive.

One more thing about my hair journey is that I have already done a hair transplant at Hairtran Clinic twice; the first session was in the front area, and the second session was in the mid-scalp area. The doctor suggested I start with doing a transplant on the frontal hairline part. I was satisfied with her first result, so I decided to go ahead with the next bald area, the mid-scalp area. The overall experience is quite simple because I fell asleep throughout the whole procedure. LMAO. The only pain was during the first few injections of anaesthesia.

After my first operation, I was worried about whether or not the hair was going to grow. All of the hair transplant cases I see on YouTube videos are people with thick hair and a little bit of receding hairline. However, mine was way more advanced than that. I had to get a hair transplant done twice because the bald area was that big.