Motion Clinic FUE Hair Transplant Review

Hi, I'm 4 months post-transplant and wanted to share my transplant experience. I'm 32 years old and have suffered from my receding hairline since my early 20s, and after researching different hair loss treatments, I finally decided to get a hair transplant. Once I made the decision, I looked up everything I could on Google, YouTube, Reddit, and anywhere else I could to find information. My main focus in choosing a clinic was whether they were transparent about the hairline hair transplant process (anesthesia, etc.), side effects, and the clinic's reputation. I came across Motion Clinic in South Korea, and the price and reviews all looked good. I was worried because Korea was very far away and it was something I was willing to spend a lot of money and time, so I did some intensive research on Motion Clinic and decided to visit. I went to the Motion Clinic in Seoul and had a consultation right away, and as with the online consultation, there was no problem communicating in English and they were very friendly. Finally, I decided to go with the non-incision method of partial hair, partial wig, and transplant 1,500 hair follicles as we discussed earlier. On the day of the surgery, I went back to the doctor for a design, and we went straight into the surgery. During the surgery, I was anesthetized, so the pain wasn't too bad, and I thought it was really helpful to be able to communicate right away. I was worried about my hair growing slowly after surgery, but it's been 4 months and it's growing really naturally, so I'm very satisfied. The cost was 6 million KRW (about 4,700 USD), which was not a small amount, but I don't regret my choice. I'm still very happy with the results, but I am also grateful for the the transparency of the process and kindness of the staff and the follow-up care, so it seems to be well maintained now. Hope my review was helpful, and I'll get back with another review when it is more stable. Let me know in the comments if you have any further questions!