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Could washing your hair frequently also be a cause of hair loss?[2]

Will I still experience hair loss even if I wash my hair frequently? I wash my hair once or twice a day because it's oily; I'm wondering if that matters.

If hair loss is usually on the front, what is the cause?[1]

What are the causes of hair loss on the forehead? I am experiencing hair loss in that area after childbirth. Is childbirth the cause?

Causes and countermeasures for hair loss[11]

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The Ones Clinic, a hair loss treatment hospital located in Seodaemun-gu[9]

I started losing hair in my middle age and it was worse than my peers. Everything happened a little too quickly. Back then, I didn't have enough time to care about my appearance, but now that I'm older and have retired from the company, I finally have the time to consider getting hair loss treatment. After realizing that even just a little bit of attention to hair loss can definitely change my appearance, I found The Ones Clinic while surfing the internet. I wanted to have a consultation, especially since they offered a 40% discount on the price. Before making a final selection and having a consultation, I think I need to compare and review everything carefully so that I don't regret it. I need to review everything and make a decision after a consultation in October. www.twscmobal.com

Autoimmune disease 'Alopecia Areata'… Causes and symptoms?[4]

What causes hair loss? I want to manage female hair loss! ㅠㅠ[6]

What causes hair loss? I want to manage female hair loss! ㅠㅠ I'm really curious about the causes of hair loss. ㅠㅠ I'm thinking of managing it through the Cashdoc Hospital event. https://cashdoc.me/hospitalevent/eventdetail/3906 I used to be proud of my thick and voluminous hair. I'm worried because I feel like my hair is falling out a lot lately. So, while I was researching hair loss on the internet, We have learned that the causes of hair loss are diverse, including genetics, stress, nutritional deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, medication side effects, and disease. My parents don't have hair loss. I think I've been under a lot of stress lately, which is why I'm losing my hair. So reduce stress, eat a balanced diet, We are making efforts to prevent hair loss, including taking care of scalp health. However, I am worried because my hair loss seems to be continuing. So I'm thinking about getting hair loss treatment. They say there are various methods for treating hair loss, but it is important to identify the cause of hair loss! I'm not sure which method would work best for me. So, I would like to hear reviews or advice from people who have experience with hair loss treatment. Please let me know if anyone knows how to manage hair loss based on its cause!

I'm curious about the causes of hair loss and products related to hair loss prevention.[9]

Since when, I suddenly feel like I'm losing a lot of hair ㅠ I was surprised when I was combing my hair ㅠ Could eating habits or lifestyle habits be related to hair loss? These days, with COVID-19 ending, I have frequent overseas business trips and irregular eating patterns due to jet lag, so maybe that's why... Maybe there's a problem with the shampoo I was using... or if not, could it be that the recent hair dyeing is causing the issue? I read online about hair loss self-diagnosis methods, and I think more than three out of six points apply to me, so I'm worried. I need advice from those who have used any of the products you are currently using that were effective in preventing hair loss or showed good results!

Causes of hair loss[16]

It seems that as I get older, I lose more hair. What are the causes of hair loss prevention? Please leave a message if you know.

Are black beans effective for preventing hair loss?

I heard that eating a lot of black beans helps prevent hair loss. Do people with hair loss eat black beans to see even a slight effect?

Side effects of hair loss medication for women

Hair loss medication probably has side effects as well. It would be worse if taken for a long time, right? Is it okay to take it for about 6 months? Is there a big difference between over-the-counter medications and hospital prescription drugs?

Question) I think I might be experiencing hair loss; my forehead is getting wider and my hairline looks messy.[1]

hello Lately, I've been worried because my hairline is too zigzag. Also, when I sweep my bangs up, my forehead looks too wide. I am very self-conscious because my hairline doesn't look pretty when I lift my forehead, and I am worried that my hairline in the M-shape or around it looks thinning. What are some effective supplements for hair loss? There are so many types that it's hard to choose.

Does wearing a hat frequently really have a direct effect on hair loss?[6]

I like hats, so I often wear various hats when I go out. I've heard that wearing hats often causes hair loss. I try to keep my hat clean when I wear it and take it off frequently. Should I avoid wearing a hat altogether to prevent hair loss?

I'm worried about hair loss during the change of seasons.[4]

Hair loss symptoms worsen during the transitional seasons of spring and autumn. I don't know what the change of seasons have to do with hair loss. It's not even seasonal allergies, I am at a loss because my hair loss is getting worse.

Question) I'm worried about hair loss; should I look into treatment and management methods?[2]

Lately, I have been very concerned that my hair is gradually thinning and the crown and hairline are looking noticeably sparse. In the past, I thought that simply using shampoo or supplements would be enough to manage it to some extent, but lately, my hair has become finer and I am falling out a lot, so I am very worried that hair loss seems to be progressing in earnest. So, I am looking into hair loss treatments. I am curious to know which methods are actually effective among the treatments offered at dermatology clinics or specialized hair loss clinics. For example, there are procedures such as medication (Minoxidil, Finasteride, etc.), injections, and hair transplants; I would like to know the pros and cons, costs, and side effects of each. Also, if visiting a hospital is difficult, are there any lifestyle habits or home care methods that can be practiced at home? In addition to basic care such as scalp massage, nutrition, stress management, and shampoo selection, I would appreciate it if you could share any tips that help slow down the progression of hair loss.

Does brushing my hair frequently also help prevent hair loss?[6]

I always wear my hair tied up. So, if I just roughly tidy it up by hand... I found that I didn't really need to comb my hair. But come to think of it, if I comb my hair I thought that perhaps blood circulation might be improving towards the head. These days, I intentionally keep my comb in a visible place. I'm always combing my hair. I'm not sure if this actually works, but For one thing, my head feels refreshed haha.

Can women not take hair loss medication?[5]

hello. I have a question. You know those hair loss medications sold on the market? People take them with a prescription from a dermatologist. Are those medications only for men and not for women? I think I heard that women shouldn't eat it, so I'm curious.

Does giving a scalp massage help with hair loss?[3]

Does getting a scalp massage or the treatments at a hair salon help with hair loss?

Female Hair Loss Question[3]

Is it true that oral hair loss medication is ineffective for women? As I get older, my hair is getting thinner and I'm losing volume... It seems like that is especially true on the top of the head. I've heard that oral hair loss medication isn't very effective for women. Is that true? Please let me know if there are any products that have been effective for hair loss.

Are there any side effects from taking hair loss medication for a long time?[2]

Lately, I have been increasingly concerned about my hair loss, so I am considering taking medication. I am wondering if there are side effects as well as benefits. In particular, I would like to know if there are any burdens when taking it for a long period, and if symptoms such as heartburn, headaches, and fatigue actually occur frequently. I heard that the maintenance effect only lasts while taking the medication, so I am also curious if hair loss accelerates again once I stop taking it.

I have hair loss; would it be okay to use Wigobi Mounter?[3]

Usually, for breakfast, I have salad, fruit, or protein. Mainly I simply made sure to take it, but because of the medication... For about 5 months I ate a rice-based breakfast My abdominal obesity has worsened. So I also became interested in Wigobi Maunzaro. effect or I looked up reviews regarding side effects and found that some people experienced hair loss. There are quite a few reviews. It was there. Since I have hair loss, I'm worried for no reason. become I became curious. Hit by Wigovina Maunzaro. Hair loss symptoms Has anyone experienced this?

Good for hair loss[7]

What foods are good for hair loss? These days, every single strand of my hair is so precious... I am currently using hair loss shampoo and essence, and I hope it helps prevent it. If you know of any good hair products, please recommend them as well.

I get heartburn when I take the hair loss medication recommended to me.[4]

I was recommended a hair loss medication, but I think I get heartburn when I take it. I should stop taking it, right?

Hairline hair loss concerns[5]

I don't have thin hair overall. The problem is that I have some hair loss along my hairline. As I get older, my hairline keeps getting thinner. Why is my bangs falling out?

Should I take hair loss medication for hair loss caused by aging?[4]

hello? As I get older, I can feel my hair thinning significantly. Should I take hair loss medication for hair loss caused by aging?

Is the hair loss medication Minoxidil effective?[1]

I've heard a lot of recommendations for Minoxidil as a hair loss medication for women. I heard that I have to take this medicine for more than 3 months... I wonder how effective it will be. I heard that hair loss medication also has side effects. If you have taken Minoxidil, please give me some advice.

Which hair loss ampoule would be good?[2]

My hair is falling out frequently. I plan to use a hair loss ampoule to prevent hair loss. Do you use a good product? What kind of function do you choose for a hair loss ampoule?

The effects of scalp scaling received at the hair loss care center[4]

I once suffered from alopecia areata, where pimples on my scalp caused by seborrheic dermatitis damaged my hair roots and led to hair loss. The doctor told me it was simply root damage due to skin inflammation and not actual hair loss, so I recovered after treatment. However, that experience made me realize I needed to take care of my scalp. Since then, I have been getting treatments at a scalp care shop occasionally—though not consistently—and I immediately felt the effects of scalp scaling. The place I went to was a clinic located within a specialized hospital, and since it was a place where I could receive specialized scalp care, I was able to undergo a more systematic examination. When you visit, please fill out a checklist first so that we can check your current scalp condition. They also checked things like scalp heat, itching, and sebum levels. And we take a picture of the scalp before treatment. To visually confirm the effects of scalp scaling, it is essential to take photos to check your usual scalp condition, so it is recommended to wash your hair the day before the procedure rather than on the day itself. I was a bit surprised at first when I checked my scalp on the monitor after the shoot... I was shocked to see some dead skin cells and oiliness, but the esthetician told me that it's normal for everyone, so I felt relieved. 😅 Please describe the current condition of my scalp while looking at the photo. The results showed that I needed to manage my pores, dead skin cells, and oil, so I received a scalp scaling treatment. Next, go into the treatment room and get a scalp massage. My scalp is slightly sensitive, but I felt refreshed immediately after the massage. It wasn't irritating and felt as comfortable as getting a shampoo at a hair salon. After the massage, we proceed with a full-scale scalp scaling treatment using a natural scaling agent. It’s not like they shoot or apply things directly to your scalp just because it’s a procedure; instead, the therapist applies an ampoule that removes impurities while providing care with a galvanic device! It feels really refreshing! The scalp scaling effect was quite good. Since it is a cooling device, I felt a refreshing sensation, and it felt like the heat on my scalp was going down. After the massage and scaling, I also applied a scalp pack. You also get moisture with a steamer Finally, I applied the ampoule one more time, received one more treatment with the device, and it was finished! Depending on the program, you can either dry your hair yourself or receive care that includes drying. I think the scalp scaling effect would be better if I had a professional take care of everything, including drying my hair, but due to the price, I dried it myself haha. After everything was finished, they took another photo of my scalp and showed me the before and after comparison, and I could definitely see the difference. My oiliness decreased, and my pores and dead skin cells disappeared. I realized why everyone says scalp scaling is so effective. Before the treatment, sebum and dead skin cells were stuck to my scalp in white, but after the treatment, it looked clean and moisturized without any dead skin cells!! I felt the biggest effect of the scalp scaling in this aspect. My oil and pore exfoliation scores improved after the treatment! While scalp care may not completely prevent hair loss, it certainly seems to help maintain a clean scalp environment. I think it is worth trying at least once, especially for those who, like me, have suffered from seborrheic dermatitis or scalp issues. I was very satisfied because my scalp felt like it could breathe after the treatment. Personally, I felt that scalp scaling is quite effective for those struggling with scalp heat or excess sebum. Of course, you won't see dramatic changes after just one treatment, but my hair feels less greasy and my scalp feels much cleaner, so I plan to get it done occasionally in the future. After receiving it, I definitely understood why everyone talks about the effects of scalp scaling!

My scalp looks thinning; is hair loss shampoo effective?[2]

I'm worried because I'm losing a lot of hair these days. My hair was thin to begin with, but it's falling out even more, so the crown of my head looks thinner than before. I used to use hair loss shampoo, but I didn't feel much effect, maybe because I didn't use it consistently. I find procedures a bit daunting, so I'm wondering if you happen to get help with hair loss using shampoos or supplements.

It would be good to avoid dyeing and perming my hair to prevent hair loss, right?[3]

It is true that getting perms and dyeing your hair frequently causes more hair loss. But I can't just not do it at all, so it's a dilemma. To protect your precious hair... I think I need to cut down on how often I go to the hair salon.

Will getting hair loss injections help reduce hair loss?[4]

My husband's family has thin hair and a genetic history of hair loss, so I'm worried. I have been massaging my scalp using hair loss shampoo and a scalp brush, but I heard that there are also various types of hair loss injections available these days. Are hair loss injections really effective? Are there any side effects when getting hair loss injections? Having thick hair is really a blessing.

I'm curious if black beans are really good for preventing hair loss![1]

Would drinking black bean soy milk help?!

Do I really have to use the hair loss ampoule like this?[2]

Usually, when applying hair loss ampoules, people apply them after washing their hair and slightly drying it. I'm doing that too, but strangely enough, I always forget. Every time, I would think of it a little while after I had completely dried my hair. I'm wondering, is it okay to use the hair loss ampoule after drying my hair completely? How does everyone use it?

Question) What are your thoughts on hair transplantation for hair loss on the crown of the head?[1]

Lately, I have been quite worried about hair loss on the crown of my head. I am not bald, but since the hair loss is occurring only in that area, it bothers me a lot. So, I am considering a hair transplant. At what stage of hair loss on the crown does a hair transplant become an effective treatment? I would also like to know the recovery period and how long it takes to see natural-looking results after a transplant for crown hair loss. Additionally, I would like to know if patients with crown hair loss need to continue taking hair loss medication or performing scalp care after the transplant.

Are the side effects of hair loss medication severe?

Are there many side effects from oral hair loss medication? I've heard that the side effects of hair loss medication don't appear immediately, but I'm scared because I heard that it will come gradually over the long term, in 5 or 10 years. As expected, you should carefully decide which medication to take, right?

Does frequently wearing my hair in a bun affect hair loss?[5]

I've been tying my hair up in a bun almost every day lately. I suddenly heard that this might be bad for hair loss, so I'm worried... I always tend to tie my hair tightly, so I feel a bit of tightness on my scalp, and It seems like I lose more hair when I let it down. I am wondering if this is temporary, or if it could lead to real hair loss if it continues to happen. If anyone has had a similar experience, please let me know if it had any impact and how you managed it.

Is herbal treatment for hair loss effective?[1]

Since I am interested in hair loss, advertisements for traditional Korean medicine treatments catch my eye. I prefer receiving treatment using natural methods that do not irritate the scalp. I heard that herbal treatment is particularly effective for early-stage hair loss. Please give me some advice if your hair loss symptoms have improved with traditional Korean medicine treatment!!

Does scalp massage help with hair loss?[2]

I'm losing a lot of hair. Is scalp massage good for hair loss? I want to try a massage because I think it would be good for hair loss. I think my hair won't fall out as much if my blood circulation improves.

I noticed that there is a lot of hair loss among women as well.[1]

I was surprised to find that there are unexpectedly many women struggling with hair loss. I've recently started getting hooked on it too, so I'm super stressed out... After joining the cafe, I found that there are more women with hair loss than I expected. I've heard that female hair loss is harder to treat than general hair loss. Could it be due to hormonal influence? There is also a clinic specializing in female hair loss... so I guess I should make an appointment and go.

I'm worried about whether I should take medication for female hair loss too.[1]

I've been really worried lately because the top of my head seems to be thinning. What do you all do? I'm curious to hear your opinions!

It feels like my parting is getting wider... Could this be the start of hair loss?[1]

Lately, every time I look in the mirror, it seems like my parting line is getting wider, and it's really bothering me... It feels like my scalp is more visible than before, and my hair seems to have thinned out a little. It seems like the amount of hair falling out when I shampoo or dry my hair has increased, but I'm confused whether this is normal shedding or early-stage hair loss. In this case, is it possible that this is an early symptom of hair loss? For those who have had a similar experience, I'm curious how you managed it.

Thank you, Yoon Tae-young Hair & Dermatology Clinic in Cheongju, for the alopecia areata treatment![6]

I was taking a shower and looked in the mirror, and I was really surprised to see that my hair had fallen out. Since then, I've been taking brewer's yeast, so I assumed it must have gotten better and went about my life. However, when I visited the hair salon to get a cut, the owner mentioned that the alopecia areata on the back of my head was severe. When the owner held the mirror up to me, it was pure shock. So, I remembered a professor from Chungbuk National University and tried to make an appointment with him, but I was told that he had retired and opened his own clinic, so I decided to visit the newly opened Yoon Tae-young Hair & Dermatology Clinic. I checked on Naver to see if they are open on public holidays, and the clinic is open at 8 AM on May 1st. I arrived at 6:30 AM, but there are 10 people waiting. I waited for an hour when it was time for my appointment, and when I saw Professor Yoon Tae-young, he remembered that I had been treated at a university hospital before. His memory is truly amazing! Professor Yoon Tae-young explained everything in detail and said he would do his utmost to treat my alopecia areata effectively. Thank you, Professor Yoon Tae-young.

[Health Column] You Just Got an Implant and Now You Have to Have It Removed? A Comprehensive Guide from Causes to Prevention ✨[2]

hello! Lee Hyun-seop, Chief Director of Seoul Centum Dental Clinic no see. You made a big decision to get the implant, so you must have felt relieved, thinking, "I'll be able to use this for the rest of my life." Unfortunately, even if it is properly implanted, if care is neglected or unexpected situations arise Implant removal There are times when you have to make a difficult decision. Today, we will look at why situations arise where well-placed implants must be removed, and what our bodies send danger signal I'll pinpoint exactly what it is! 1. What are the warning signs that dental implants send? 🦷 No implant falls out "suddenly." There are always warning signs! If a problem arises with an implant, it is highly likely that our body is already sending small signals. ⚠️ If you experience even one of the symptoms below, do not take it lightly. Changes in the gums Swollen gums or frequent bleeding when brushing teeth uncomfortable pain I feel a strange pain every time I chew food. Shake detection I feel like the implant is slightly loose. Foreign object jamming Food particles have started getting stuck much more than usual. Such changes can lead to the removal of implants childhood This could be the case, so do not ignore it and visit a dentist immediately for a check-up. 2. What are the main causes of implant removal? 🦷 The biggest enemies are 'inflammation' and 'lack of support'. Why do you have to remove implants that were difficult to implant? Here are the four main reasons. Peri-implantitis (Most common cause!): This is a phenomenon where inflammation occurs in the gums and bone surrounding the implant, causing the bone to erode. If left untreated, removal will eventually become inevitable. Lack of bone support : If the amount of gum bone supporting the implant is insufficient or its density decreases, the fixation weakens, and removal must be considered. Initial implant failure : This is a case where the bone and implant did not fuse properly in the early stages due to systemic health issues such as smoking or diabetes, or a lack of proper care. Occlusal problems : If chewing force is unevenly distributed, it can cause continuous damage to the bone surrounding the implant, leading to problems. 3. For implant removal, do I have to have all of them removed? 🦷 Depending on the situation, it may be resolved with 'partial measures'! You don't need to be afraid in advance that you might have to remove the entire thing. The method varies depending on the situation. ✅ Some measures possible : Minor issues, such as problems with the upper prosthesis or loose screws, can be resolved with simple measures. ✅ Total removal required : Surgical removal is necessary if the root (fixture) is damaged or if significant bone resorption has occurred due to severe inflammation. 4. How should I manage my diet safely after surgery? 🦷 🦷 Reducing irritation is the shortcut to a quick recovery! After removal or re-implantation, every single thing you eat is important. 🍴 Day 0: Stopping bleeding Focus on this! 🩸 1~3 days: While managing swelling Very soft liquid food Please eat. 4~7 days: Protein-rich foods like tofu and eggs soft regular food Starts. 1~2 weeks: Gradually Normal meal Go back, but avoid hard foods. FAQ Q1. Can I eat ice cream after implant surgery? ? A1. Yes, it is possible! In fact, cold stimulation can help relieve pain and swelling. 🍦 However, you must not eat too much. Q2. When can I start drinking coffee? ☕ A2. It is recommended to start taking it 2 to 3 days after surgery, and it is best to consume it lukewarm rather than too hot. Q3. Are alcohol and cigarettes really forbidden? 🍺🚬 A3. Yes, At least 1 to 2 weeks You must strictly prohibit this! It is the main culprit that slows recovery and drastically increases the risk of inflammation. 🚭 conclusion The lifespan of an implant is determined by 'attention'. Implant removal is not a misfortune that happens suddenly one day, The result of small problems accumulating no see. The difference between dismissing it with a "It feels a bit strange, but it should be okay?" attitude and thinking "Let's check it out" determines the lifespan of your implant. ✨ We hope you protect your precious implants for a long time through proper lifestyle habits, such as regular checkups, thorough brushing, and quitting smoking. If you feel uncomfortable, do not hesitate. Consult with medical professionals Do it! 👨‍⚕️ Seoul Centum Dental Clinic Chief Director Lee Hyun-seop Specialist in Integrated Dentistry Graduated from Korea University Master of Dentistry, Kyung Hee University College of Dentistry Regular member of the Korean Academy of Oral and Maxillofacial Implantology Regular member of the Korean Endodontic Society Regular member of the Korean Academy of Integrated Dentistry Member of the American Academy of Aesthetic Dentistry (AACD) Member of the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID) Full member of the International Congress of Implantologists (ICOI) Experience in placing over 17,000 implants Possesses extensive overseas experience visiting over 10 countries Experience with numerous complex implant cases Read other health columns by Director Lee Hyun-seop > [Health Column] Why Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth a Problem? Pain, Inflammation, and Damage at a Glance [Health Column] Curious about implant lifespan? How long can they be used? [Health Column] I heard there are so many types of implant bone grafts… What criteria should I use to choose one?

Hair loss prevention and scalp odor improvement effects experienced through scalp care treatment[1]

Lately, while consistently receiving scalp care treatments, I have experienced hair loss prevention effects as well as a significant reduction in scalp odor. I found this treatment to be quite helpful, especially for those concerned about preventing hair loss. I would like to honestly share the effects I personally experienced. I was originally very worried about my hair gradually thinning and losing volume. I was also sensitive due to scalp odor issues, but after I started receiving this treatment, the hair loss prevention effects began to appear little by little. Above all, I could personally feel my scalp leaving feeling refreshed after every treatment, and the smell from the crown of my head had almost completely disappeared. Scalp care treatments utilize ingredients beneficial for soothing the scalp, improving blood circulation, and strengthening hair roots, and I found these factors to be highly effective in preventing hair loss. In fact, I noticed a gradual increase in hair thickness and a significant reduction in shedding. What I observed is that the effects are not temporary; they become even more pronounced with consistent care. Another great thing was that the odor from the top of the head almost completely disappeared immediately after the treatment. I think this is really good news for those who are concerned about body odor. Since the odor is eliminated as the scalp environment improves, I found that managing both together would be even more satisfying. Of course, results may vary depending on individual constitution and lifestyle, but in my case, combining basic scalp hygiene with treatments seems to have significantly boosted the hair loss prevention effect. Experiencing these results made me realize once again how important consistency really is. Lastly, scalp care treatments require continuous maintenance rather than being a short-term fix. However, I was very satisfied because consistent treatments clearly provided both hair loss prevention and the elimination of scalp odor. Thanks to these results, I also gained a lot of confidence.

There are many types of hair loss.[1]

I usually tend to tie my hair by pulling it tight. I habitually tie it tightly.. They say it's bad if you experience hair loss from tightness. I am worried because I heard that stimulating the hair roots ultimately accelerates hair loss. Should I avoid tying my hair up because of hair loss caused by tightness?

Is hair loss shampoo effective?[1]

Please recommend an effective hair loss shampoo that you are currently using.

Is genetic factor really the biggest cause of hair loss?[2]

I have been trying to improve my lifestyle and prevent hair loss, but I feel disheartened to hear that genetics is the answer. I would like to hear the opinions of experts on whether genetic factors inherited from my parents play an absolute greater role than acquired efforts such as stress management or dietary habits. Almost all the men on my mother's side suffered from hair loss.

Once you start taking hair loss medication, can you never stop for the rest of your life?

I’ve heard rumors that once you start taking hair loss medication, you can’t stop for the rest of your life, and that your hair will fall out the moment you stop. I’m wondering if it’s really true that stopping the medication midway makes the condition worse than before. I would like to go to the hospital to ask, but I don't have time, so I am asking here.

My hair has been falling out noticeably lately. Could this be the start of hair loss?[1]

I am worried because the amount of hair falling out has increased significantly lately when washing or drying it. I feel like the hair around my bangs is getting thinner, in particular. How do you all start your early management? Aside from taking medication, please share any advice on lifestyle habits or care methods that have been practically helpful.

What methods do people commonly use to treat hair loss?[2]

I'm worried because it seems like I'm experiencing postpartum hair loss. It's not severe, but I feel like a lot of hair is falling out, especially around my forehead. A surprisingly large amount of hair falls out when I wash or dry it. I'm using anti-hair loss shampoo, but it doesn't seem to have a dramatic effect. I also tried hair loss medication recommended by an acquaintance, but I had to pass on it because it upsets my stomach. I'm curious how others manage their hair loss. Please share the information.

Simultaneous progression of hair loss in women[2]

Can hair loss in women occur on the forehead and the crown at the same time? It seems certain that I have M-shaped hair loss, but looking at it from behind, the crown is thinning too, which is really unpleasant to look at. There are pretty good partial wigs available these days, so I think I could probably cover the crown of my head somehow if I tried, but I'm not sure what to do about my receding hairline. I am curious if many women get hair transplants, and if anyone has tried it.

Female receding hairline[4]

Can women also develop receding hairline stripes? My hairline is a bit sparse above my temples... ㅠㅠ I can just roughly cover it with my bangs, but it bothers me because it shows when the wind blows and flies around. Do many women get hair loss treatment? Do I need a hair transplant? I'm really worried...

Can dyeing gray hair every two weeks cause hair loss?[9]

My gray hair tends to grow in quickly, so I dye my hair almost every two weeks, but I'm worried because it feels like I'm losing more hair lately. I'm wondering if frequent contact of hair dye with the scalp can irritate the hair roots and lead to hair loss. Especially since I dye my hair myself, it often gets on my scalp, and I wonder if that is a problem. I'm confused whether I should extend the dyeing cycle or if using a hypoallergenic product would be okay. I'm wondering if there is a way to cover gray hair while preventing hair loss. If anyone has had a similar experience, please share your care tips or reviews.

To be honest about the effects of MTS hair loss treatment[5]

I was worried about hair loss, so I tried the MTS treatment firsthand. To start with the conclusion, you can definitely feel a change if you receive the treatment consistently. In particular, the effects of the MTS treatment were felt more quickly in the early stages of hair loss. At first, I was very worried because it involves using fine needles on the scalp, but when I actually received it, the pain wasn't as strong as I expected and was quite bearable. Although my scalp turned red immediately after the procedure, it calmed down quickly after a day or two, and it didn't significantly interfere with my daily life. Considering all these factors, I felt that the hair loss MTS treatment was a good option to start without any hesitation. The most significant effect of the hair loss MTS treatment I experienced was the improvement in my scalp condition. My dry and sensitive scalp felt like it was gradually stabilizing, and I could also feel my hair roots gaining strength little by little. In particular, as I could tangibly feel less hair falling out, I truly felt the effectiveness of the MTS treatment. Another advantage of the hair loss MTS treatment was that it increased the absorption rate of ampoules and nutrients. Since the products were absorbed through the procedure rather than just applying them at home, I could clearly feel the difference, and I felt that the more consistently I used the treatment, the better the results became. However, the effects of the hair loss MTS treatment do not end after just one session; satisfaction tends to increase after repeating it at least 3 to 5 times. Although there is a slight financial burden, I felt it was well worth the investment considering the effectiveness of the treatment, and overall, I am quite satisfied with the results.

Are there any shampoos or inner beauty products that prevent hair loss?[2]

While combining exercise and diet this winter I went on a diet. The diet should be protein-focused, such as chicken breast or boiled eggs. And I also ate salad. I usually ate one meal a day. I also ate a regular meal when dining with my family. I started in early January and have been continuing until now. The problem is that I feel like I'm losing more hair than usual. Especially when shampooing and rinsing, or If you comb your hair after washing and drying it I can feel like I'm losing a lot of it. Hair products like shampoos that help with hair loss, or I'm curious about inner beauty products. If you've seen results from anything, please share it!

[Question] If I use only one type of hair loss shampoo continuously, will my scalp develop resistance?[7]

There are many good shampoos, treatments, and even shampoos good for hair loss available on the market. Finding the one that suits me among them also seems to be one of the difficult processes. . Even if you find a hair loss shampoo that suits you, you will develop a tolerance to it if you use it consistently. I think the effectiveness might be decreasing. What do you think? ? Set a cycle 2-3 Would it be better to switch dogs? ? Or take a break after stopping. Should I use hair loss shampoo again? ?

[Question] Will hair loss caused by childbirth return to normal?[4]

My friend is about to give birth. She is usually very meticulous about self-care. I fear the changes that come with having a baby. One of them is that my hair gets much worse after childbirth. They say it falls out, but does it really fall out to the point of hair loss? ? I'm worried that hair loss might even lead to postpartum depression. What advice would be good to give to a friend who gets scared in advance? ? Are there any preventive measures? ? I am borrowing advice and wisdom from my seniors. .

Question) Can getting perms frequently cause hair loss?[7]

I've been getting perms regularly for the style, but lately I feel like my hair is falling out much more than before, so I'm worried 😥 I'm wondering if perm solutions or heat treatments can irritate the scalp or hair roots and lead to hair loss. I know that getting perms regularly weakens hair, but I'm confused whether this is just simple damage or if it can lead to hair loss. My scalp is on the sensitive side, so I sometimes feel itching or stinging after the procedure. I would also like to know how often I should get a perm and what kind of care is needed to prevent hair loss. If anyone has had a similar experience, please share some advice or reviews.

(Question) Are there any habits I should be careful about to prevent hair loss during the summer?[6]

It feels like summer has already arrived hot ultraviolet rays This skin, scalp They say it has a negative effect on... Four seasons weather Just as everything is different and the management methods differ, especially summer Edo I think we need to be more careful. Eating things that are good for hair loss is important, but... Prevention I think it is important. How are you preventing it? ? Worried about hair loss, first summer I think so. .

How is female hair loss treated?[3]

hello? I heard that hair loss is a symptom of aging. As I get older, my hair has thinned noticeably. How is this type of hair loss treated?

I am interested in oral hair loss medication.[2]

My hair has thinned out a lot since giving birth. I hoped it would get better with time... but... I envy your thick hair the most. I am planning to take oral hair loss medication. I heard that hair loss medication has side effects. I would like to know what the side effects are.