How long does the Pantodil procedure take?

Lately, it feels like a handful of hair falls out every time I wash it. My hair seems much thinner than before, and the crown of my head looks a bit bare; whenever I look in the mirror, all I see is my own thinning hair. I use shampoo specifically for hair loss and dry my hair thoroughly with lukewarm air, making sure to dry it all the way to the roots, but I don't know why this is happening. It doesn't seem genetic, as both my parents still have thick hair. Whether it's genetic or stress-related, I don't think I can continue like this, so I'm planning to get a Pantodil treatment. I heard that unlike other skin procedures, Pantodil doesn't require anesthesia, so I could get it done quickly during my lunch break. Is that true? I'm also curious about the frequency and number of treatments required in the early stages to see results, and whether Pantodil treatments actually make hair thicker or cause fine baby hairs to grow. Can I get a prescription for hair loss medication along with the Pantodil consultation? If it is possible to get both the treatment and the prescription together, I would like to try taking them at the same time. My precious hair...