I'm curious about Pantodil for hair loss treatment..

Since I was young, my hair was very thin and weak.

At the hair salon, I heard that it's not because my hair is thin that I have fewer hairs.

But starting in my 40s, my hair not only got thinner, but I also started losing a lot of hair.

The remaining hairs are gone.....

If you look at the plucked hair, there is no hair follicle(?), right? It was completely missing.

In fact, when you run your hand through your hair, a few strands fall out without you feeling like they are being pulled out.

I tried eating black beans and black sesame seeds and also eating protein, but;;; it was no use and the amount just kept decreasing.

Someone told me to lift my bangs and check my remaining hair, and it looks like I really used to have a lot of remaining hair.

I have almost no brains now;;;

If you try to tie your hair back, it won't look like other people's haircuts...

Should I say that the real person seems to be missing something.....

I didn't know having thin hair could look this shabby;;;

For the past few years, my head has been itchy on sunny days, and even if I just tie my hair up or put it in a bun, my scalp starts to hurt;;;;

Could these symptoms also affect hair loss?

Someone I know got hair loss treatment, and he said it was expensive, but the pain was really bad;;;

I even think that it might be better to just wear a wig.

Today, I was looking at the site and I think there was something like a hair loss-related ampoule called Pantodil~~

I don't think this is something you inject.

Is this a painless procedure? I wonder how much it costs and how often it takes.

I am experiencing menopause and I am wondering if that will affect the treatment.

These days, when I see someone with thin hair on the street, I feel sorry for them and think they share the same fate.

When I see someone with a lot of hair, I get envious and end up staring at them for a long time;;;