My mom is in her late 60s, and at some point, the top of her head started looking thin.

At first, I just thought it was part of aging, but as her scalp became increasingly visible in photos, she became very stressed about it.

She was also constantly self-conscious because her hair didn't hold its volume like it used to when she styled it.

So, I looked into hair transplant clinics in the Banwoldang area of Daegu and went for a consultation with her. I liked that the director examined her personally, without a consultation manager.

He didn't just give a vague explanation; he explained everything in detail, from the condition of her scalp to the extent of her hair loss and why it was falling out in that way.

After listening to the explanation, my mom felt that this place was trustworthy.

After much deliberation, we finally proceeded with the hair transplant. The procedure was more systematic than I expected, and my mom didn't find it too difficult. The recovery period was also manageable enough not to significantly interfere with her daily life.

Now, as time passes, she feels like her hair is gradually filling in, so she is satisfied.

I can also see that she is going out with less concern for her hair than before. They even said they were glad they did it before it was too late.

For those of you with similar concerns about your parents' hair loss, I think it isn't a bad idea to get a consultation at least once.