I had nasal bridge surgery, cheek dimples, dimples, and a forehead hair transplant

I finally had the surgery I live in Busan These are the before-and-after photos The surgery took a total of 6 hours, and I had sedation anesthesia four times My forehead was naturally very rounded. The upper forehead was very prominent, and the lower forehead was a bit sunken. Other people were busy adding fat to their foreheads, but even though my forehead was rounded, it was a bit wide, so I couldn’t really wear my hair down and part it the way I wanted. I was planning to get a hair transplant in Seoul, but there would be travel costs going back and forth, and I heard they do a lot of it in Busan too, so I got it done a little cheaper there. They did under-eye aegyo-sal, nasal bridge surgery, dimples, and transplanted the hair under the 3-shaped line at the front of the forehead. They said they made an incision in the middle part of the back of the head and stitched it up. At first, they bent me forward, cut the hair at the back of my head, harvested it, and then implanted each strand one by one into my forehead. It took quite a long time. I’m scared. I keep thinking maybe I acted too suddenly, and I’m scared too. I went to the hospital alone, and today it was raining, so I took a taxi home, ate porridge by myself, and got through all of this illness and recovery on my own. I think I’m amazing for managing this alone. If you’ve had a scalp hair transplant, please give me some advice. I heard the hair falls out at first and then grows back, but the later care is supposed to be even more important, so I’m worried. I ordered pumpkin juice and have been drinking that, and since I also had nasal bridge surgery and dimples done, I’ve been eating only porridge. I already had a little under-eye aegyo-sal before the surgery, and my mouth corners were already naturally raised a lot. So because my nasolabial folds were very deep, I went for nasal bridge surgery and ended up going ahead with everything else too. For those who had a hair transplant, how many months does it take for all the hair to grow back, and how should I take care of it, like with drying and everything? These are photos taken right after the surgery today I’ll post more later after the stitches are removed and the swelling goes down more Right now my face is extremely swollen, and since it’s the first day I look like a fan lady. I’ll post again in a week or a few days when the swelling goes down more Since today is the first day, the transplanted area on my scalp is red. They said it will grow out later like my own hair. They said it’ll take 9 months if I want to wear my hair down. I hope time passes quickly. I even broke open my savings account for this and it was hard to do, and I’m also getting LASIK soon ^^ ^ I really want cheekbone surgery too, but I’m scared of the cheekbones surgery because it’s frightening. Be pretty. And surgery is absolutely not an easy operation, so don’t take it too lightly at all.