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I started taking the prescribed hair loss medication, but my scalp has become so itchy and dry.. Today, I had to get a shampoo and medication for that issue.. I also brought a liquid treatment to apply to my scalp and an ointment for seborrheic dermatitis.. My skin seems to be calming down a bit.

I went for treatment of alopecia areata, and at first I was scared about getting injections in my scalp. It was stressful since I wasn't seeing quick improvement. I heard that recovery might take time, so I just kept getting the injections consistently, and eventually, hair did start to grow back. I've always had fine, thin hair which worried me before, and then to think I would also face hair loss... One evening, suddenly while washing my hair, I noticed a lot of hair falling out. When I dried my hair, I could see bald spots that were about the size of a 50 or 100 won coin. I couldn’t believe it happened all of a sudden. The next day, I went to the hospital but was really upset because they charged me for a non-covered medicine worth 35,000 won without any explanation. I had no choice but to go back since there weren’t any other clinics nearby. The woman at the front desk was middle-aged, and she wasn't very friendly.

I was worried about hair loss at the crown of my head, so I went to Balmus Oriental Medicine Clinic. Before the consultation, they took pictures of my scalp to check the condition of my pores and hair thickness, and explained whether it was simple hair loss or if there was scalp inflammation involved. The doctor didn't just check my scalp condition; he also asked about my sleep patterns, stress levels, and recent weight changes to consider my overall health during the consultation. Instead of jumping right into herbal treatment, he suggested we first manage my scalp and adjust my lifestyle and see how I respond. This felt less overwhelming. The management methods were specific, not vague, making it easy to apply in daily life, like how often to shampoo and the right way to dry my hair. However, there were a lot of explanations related to traditional medicine, so if you're a first-time visitor, you might need some time to understand everything, and the consultation took a while, which could lead to some waiting time.

I was worried because my hair was falling out more than before and my crown felt empty, so I decided to get hair loss treatment at Yonsei Mobelle Clinic. The amount of hair I noticed falling out increased every time I shampooed, and I felt like if I left it, it would get worse, so I started treatment. After just a few sessions, I really felt a change in my scalp condition. Before treatment, my crown looked a bit sparse after washing and drying my hair, but these days, it feels much fuller! Additionally, my scalp used to be dry and sensitive, but after the treatment, the itchiness has decreased and overall, I feel much better! It definitely feels like my scalp is more stabilized compared to managing it at home, so I think for those who are worried about starting to lose hair, getting treatment early on could be a good option. I'm glad I started before it got worse!

I became interested in hair loss prevention and scalp care, so while looking into it, I found that Fillmore Clinic, which operates a hair loss care center along with a clinic, offers scalp care. Maybe because it's run by a clinic, I felt a much stronger sense of trust in its professionalism and systematic approach compared to a regular care room. That's why I chose it. Through a trial event, I got a treatment, and throughout the process, my scalp felt incredibly refreshing and invigorated, which made me really satisfied! I felt like the heaviness that never cleared up even after shampooing at home had completely disappeared. Especially after the care, they took a scalp photo to show me the before and after, and I could see with my own eyes that the dead skin cells between my hair follicles had been removed and my scalp was clean. It wasn't just refreshing; seeing the actual improvement made me want to keep getting treatments regularly. Thanks to the thorough care, I finished my session feeling rejuvenated.

I was shocked when I suddenly developed a round patch of hair loss the size of a coin, so I visited a women's clinic. At first, I was vaguely worried that it might be due to stress, but in the consultation room, the doctor showed me the condition of my scalp and explained in detail the level of inflammation and whether my hair follicles were weakened, which made me feel much more at ease. The director explained that managing round hair loss is important at the initial stage and guided me through the process step by step, explaining which treatments would be effective for my specific condition, which made me trust the care I was receiving.

Recently, I noticed a significant increase in scalp itchiness and hair loss, which led me to seek help from a hair clinic. Before the consultation, they assessed my scalp condition with a diagnostic device, and I learned that oil and flakes were concentrated in specific areas. They decided that improving the scalp environment was a priority over just treating hair loss, so we proceeded with a program focused on scalp scaling and soothing treatments. During the procedure, they briefly explained the purpose of the products used and the various steps, which made it easy to understand. I felt minimal irritation during the treatment, and in fact, my scalp felt refreshing. After the procedure, they guided me on how to choose the right shampoo, drying techniques, and lifestyle habits to reduce scalp irritation. Their approach focused on consistent care rather than short-term effects, which made me feel confident.