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 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.