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Is it possible to’make a good impression’ with hair transplantation?

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Is it possible to’make a good impression’ with hair transplantation?
Article Input 2014-09-11 17:36 | Last Modified 2014-09-11 17:36

As a result of a recent survey, a man with a clumsy head and a woman with a fierce, angular face were cited as the biggest factors that make a negative first impression during an interview.

Among the interviewees who responded to the questionnaire, some answered that’a face with angular and cheekbones’ and’an appearance that looks old due to excessive hair loss’ are the factors that make the first impression negative. This is evidenced by the increasing number of young men and women who visit plastic surgery clinics and hair transplant centers for employment.

After completing the graduation season, job-prepared students spend busy days not only building their qualifications, but also preparing for interviews. However, even if you have all the basics, first impressions are the most important in order to like yourself in a short interview.

 

▲ Director Jin-oh Kim

90.2% of the interviewers who answered’first impression affects the pass’, and 61.9% of them answered that they had experience deducting points due to poor impression, so the impact of the first impression is greater than we think.

It is not exaggerated to say that appearance is the first thing that comes to your eyes when there is no information other than documents. It’s not easy to say what kind of appearance is desirable, but if you don’t have a complex in your appearance, you will be able to instill a positive image on the other person with a confident and confident expression.

For example, if you have a severe spatula or a bluntly protruding mouth, you may lose confidence in front of the person you are not seeing for the first time. If the other person’s gaze adds to the anxiety of staring at his chin and mouth, the interview result cannot be good.

If you are worried about your bangs due to hair loss, you may seem confident that it is better to turn it back neatly and neatly, even if the area of ​​hair loss is revealed, rather than going to an interview with barely covered hair with surrounding hair. However, people suffering from hair loss may hate it more than dying.

Jin-oh Kim, director of the NHI New Hair Hair Transplantation Center, said, “People who visit the hospital for employment basically hope for a soft, pleasing face shape. Their impressions, etc. are their typical concerns.”

He said, “If you decide to have plastic surgery for a job like this, it can be more effective to improve the overall balance and feeling of your face, rather than just making the features beautiful.”

In fact, an official from NHI New Hair pointed out that from the late 20s of college, more patients are trying to transplant hair to solve hair loss, and more and more patients visit hospitals to correct hairline to improve their appearance.

The same is true of thinking that not only women but also men have difficulty finding employment because of their appearance. My head is my biggest concern.

More and more people complain that it is difficult to get a job because of hair loss. Hair loss may make you look older than your actual age, but the appearance of the scalp due to hair loss may lead to a lack of confidence in interpersonal relationships and actually deteriorate work performance.

Director Kim Jin-oh said, “Many men in their mid-30s think that marriage and job failures are caused by their own hair loss.” “There is an increasing number of young men who want to gain confidence in employment through hair transplantation. Not only those who work in service, but also general office workers complain that their self-confidence in interpersonal relationships decreases due to hair loss.”

He said, “I can’t completely trust a person with just an impression, but if you have a job that needs to work through interpersonal relationships, there are elements that cannot be ignored,” he said. “It’s about building one’s own competitiveness, and it can be a lifelong asset.”

Reporter Song Deok-man, Seoul dm1782@

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