Large single-day sessions, and beard or body hair where the donor scalp is not enough. At MONARA Dermatology Clinic, one minute on foot from Exit 4 of Apgujeong Station (Line 3).
Advanced loss needs graft numbers that only work if extraction, dissection and placement run continuously for a full day — which is the reason for the one-case-a-day rule. Where the back of the scalp cannot supply enough, or where the donor hair there is fine or already thinned, beard and body hair can be harvested to add volume. Body hair differs from scalp hair in calibre and growth cycle, so it is placed where those differences do not show.
At the crown the hair leaves the scalp in a spiral, and the eye reads any break in that spiral immediately. Coverage here also costs more grafts than the same area at the front, because the scalp is seen from above and light passes straight through thin placement. The crown is therefore planned against the donor supply as a whole: filling it fully in one session can be the wrong decision if the frontal line will recede later.
A revision starts with what is already in the scalp: how the previous grafts were angled, how much donor area is left, and what scarring the first operation created. The most frequent complaints are a hairline set too straight or too low, grafts placed at the wrong angle, and density that ran out halfway back. Each of those is a different problem, and some need existing grafts removed or redirected rather than simply adding more.
Large single-day sessions, and beard or body hair where the donor scalp is not enough.
| Korean name | 대량이식 · 체모이식 |
|---|---|
| Session | One operation per day, the full operating day |
| Downtime | As for standard FUE, with more crusting across a larger recipient area |
| Anaesthesia | Local infiltration anaesthesia, with sedation available |

Large single-day sessions, and beard or body hair where the donor scalp is not enough.
Advanced loss needs graft numbers that only work if extraction, dissection and placement run continuously for a full day — which is the reason for the one-case-a-day rule. Where the back of the scalp cannot supply enough, or where the donor hair there is fine or already thinned, beard and body hair can be harvested to add volume. Body hair differs from scalp hair in calibre and growth cycle, so it is placed where those differences do not show.
The whorl at the crown, where hair grows in a spiral and coverage is hardest to fake.
| Korean name | 정수리 모발이식 |
|---|---|
| Session | One operation per day |
| Downtime | As for standard FUE |
| Anaesthesia | Local infiltration anaesthesia, with sedation available |

The whorl at the crown, where hair grows in a spiral and coverage is hardest to fake.
At the crown the hair leaves the scalp in a spiral, and the eye reads any break in that spiral immediately. Coverage here also costs more grafts than the same area at the front, because the scalp is seen from above and light passes straight through thin placement. The crown is therefore planned against the donor supply as a whole: filling it fully in one session can be the wrong decision if the frontal line will recede later.
Correcting a hairline, density or direction left by an earlier operation elsewhere.
| Korean name | 재수술 모발이식 |
|---|---|
| Session | One operation per day |
| Downtime | As for standard FUE |
| Anaesthesia | Local infiltration anaesthesia, with sedation available |
| Price | Tariff plus KRW 500,000 |

Correcting a hairline, density or direction left by an earlier operation elsewhere.
A revision starts with what is already in the scalp: how the previous grafts were angled, how much donor area is left, and what scarring the first operation created. The most frequent complaints are a hairline set too straight or too low, grafts placed at the wrong angle, and density that ran out halfway back. Each of those is a different problem, and some need existing grafts removed or redirected rather than simply adding more.
Send your dates and your concern on WhatsApp. Consultation is conducted in English, and a plan with an itemised quote follows the assessment.