DOCTOR’S NOTE
Hair Transplant — M-Shaped Hairline Correction and Central Density Reinforcement
A 10-month follow-up of a man in his 40s who received 3,000 hairs along his hairline. The procedure addressed the receding corners of his M-shaped hairline and added density to the central hairline.
This page presents photographs already published in our case gallery and an English translation of the Korean Doctor’s Note.
What the published record confirms
- Age and sex
- Man in his 40s
- Transplanted amount
- 3,000 hairs in total
- Treatment area
- Receding hairline corners and central hairline
- Photograph timing
- Before surgery and 10 months after surgery
Published photographs and Doctor’s Note
Doctor’s Note — English translation
This man in his 40s received a total of 3,000 hairs along his hairline, with these results photographed 10 months after surgery. Male-pattern hair loss is often described as progressing in an M-shaped pattern, but the central hairline is not exempt. The hairs can gradually become finer, with a corresponding reduction in density. In this case, we corrected the receding corners while also reinforcing density in the central hairline. At the 10-month follow-up, the improvement was more pronounced than at his 6-month visit.
How to interpret this case
The face has been pixelated for privacy. Hair density, color and hairline shape have not been retouched; only cropping, proportional scaling and positioning have been applied to aid comparison.
About the photographs
The before-surgery and 10-month photographs are presented in the same order: front, both oblique views and a head-down view.
The reference to the 6-month visit describes the clinical follow-up. All postoperative photographs shown on this page were taken at 10 months.
This is an individual patient record. Results and recovery vary, and this case does not predict another person’s results or the number of treatments they may need.