How are hair loss treatment costs calculated, from examination to management?

Lately, I've become interested in hair loss treatment because my scalp seems more visible than before when I part my hair or tie it up. It doesn't seem like I'm at the stage where I'm losing a lot of hair yet, but since there is a history of hair loss in my family, I thought it would be good to get checked out in advance. However, since I'm not sure how the process works on a first visit, I'm curious about the cost first.

I would like to know if tests such as scalp imaging or hair condition checks are performed before starting hair loss treatment, and if there are separate costs for these tests. I have heard that depending on the test results, some treatments only prescribe medication, while others include injections or scalp care; I am also curious if there is a significant difference in cost depending on the treatment method.

I am also curious whether I can decide after receiving hair loss treatment for just one or two months, or if I need to continue consistently for a certain period to assess its effectiveness. If I manage it long-term, I would like to receive a consultation on whether the cost remains the same each time, and if the financial burden changes as the frequency of treatments decreases as my condition improves.

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