I am writing to ask because I am very worried that my hair seems to be thinning noticeably lately.
In the past, I wasn't particularly concerned about the amount of hair falling out when washing it, but recently, I have noticed a significant increase in hair loss while shampooing or drying. I am also stressed because the crown of my head feels thinning, and my scalp seems more visible in photos than before. I have tried using hair loss shampoos and supplements at home, but I haven't seen as much change as I expected, so I am considering getting hair loss treatment.
Since this is my first time, there are many things I don't know, so I would like to ask a few questions. I am curious about what tests the hospital conducts first and whether they recommend hair loss treatments tailored to my condition. I would also like to know if the treatment method varies depending on the duration or cause of the hair loss, and if consistent care is necessary to see results.
Another thing I am curious about is the procedure time. Since I work, it is difficult for me to make time on weekdays, so I would like to know how long it typically takes from the examination to the procedure during a single visit. I would also like to know if it is possible to receive the treatment during my lunch break or after work, and if I can resume my daily activities immediately after the procedure.
I am also curious about how many hair loss treatment sessions are typically required to expect results. I understand that individual differences exist, but I would like to consult on the general duration of consistent treatment and the maintenance cycle. Explaining the costs and precautions would be very helpful in establishing a treatment plan. Thank you.