DOCTOR’S NOTE
Combined Crown Hair Transplant, SMP and Injection Treatment — 7-Month Transplant Record
A man in his 40s received a combination of hair transplantation, scalp micropigmentation (SMP) and injection treatment. At the time of the original record, he was 7 months after transplantation, with plans to continue treatment.
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
- Patient description in the public record
- Man in his 40s
- Combined procedures
- Hair transplantation, scalp micropigmentation (SMP) and hair loss injection treatment
- Hair transplant follow-up
- 7 months at the time of the original record
- Recorded SMP treatment
- 2 dot-based sessions and 1 line-based session
- Recorded injection treatment frequency
- Twice a month
Published photographs and Doctor’s Note
BEFORE
AFTERDoctor’s Note — English translation
This patient had worn a wig for many years and received a combination of hair transplant surgery, scalp micropigmentation (SMP) and hair loss injection treatment. Because the number of hairs available for transplantation was limited, we used AI microscope analysis to estimate a maximum of 3,500 hairs and distributed them efficiently, focusing on adding a sense of volume around the crown. For SMP, we performed two sessions using dots to add shading, then added one line-based session to maximize the visual impression of fuller hair. We also focused on restoring the potential of the existing follicles through follicular injection treatment twice a month. At the time of this record, the patient was 7 months after hair transplant surgery. In addition to the transplant, treatment was planned to continue in pursuit of a better result.
How to interpret this case
The 7-month interval refers to the hair transplant follow-up in the original record. It does not mean 7 months after all combined treatments had been completed.
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.