I hated that my face looked long because of my wide forehead, so I got forehead reduction surgery@.@ I didn’t want to hear people say that because my forehead was so wide, I wouldn’t have luck with a husband, and my parents were worried about it too, so they told me I should get a hair transplant. When I went to a hair transplant clinic, they said the surgical hair could come out curly and not look natural, so I thought maybe it would be better to just stay as I was. I was about to give up, but I went with a friend to a hospital that does facial contouring surgery, and they said I must be worried because of my forehead and gave me a consultation. I was tempted, so I came into this community, looked for hospitals, posted questions, and then used the Chuseok holiday to get the surgery. I worried a lot because it was general anesthesia, but the friend who had the consultation with me had experience with general anesthesia when she had rhinoplasty, and she explained it to me, saying that a place with an anesthesiologist is reassuring. So I chose a hospital where an anesthesiologist is always on site and had the surgery. And because it’s a delicate surgery, I was also very particular about checking surgical cases before deciding on the surgery, so the hospital probably got annoyed with a patient like me. It’s now been 2 months, and there is still a little scarring, and baby hairs and hair are slowly growing up over it. Once it gets a little longer, I think I’ll be able to confidently wear my bangs up, and a tied-up hairstyle would look pretty too. If anyone reading this review can see any problems with my forehead, please point them out. I didn’t get a hair transplant, but would I need one too?? I have a complex about my forehead, so even while posting this review, I feel a little anxious. But I’m much better than before, and I believe it will get even better~~~~
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