Is the hair loss treatment procedure shorter than expected? I'm wondering if it's possible to do it after work.

I've found that to do something consistently, it needs to not take up too much time first, haha.

Even if the treatment is effective, I don't think it will be easy to continue while working if it takes two or three hours every time, so while looking into hair loss treatments, I am starting by looking into treatment times.

Lately, when I style my hair, I feel like the volume isn't coming back as well as before, and the amount of hair falling out after shampooing seems to have increased a bit, so I'd like to get a consultation.

However, I am curious if the treatment time for hair loss varies significantly depending on the type of treatment.

It seems like the first visit will take a bit longer because it includes time for consultation and checking the condition, but do it tend to finish relatively quickly from the second visit onwards?

Since it gets late when I visit after work, I would prefer it to be within an hour if possible.

I am also curious if they check the condition of the scalp first and determine the treatment plan for that day every time I receive hair loss treatment.

If my condition or scalp state differs on that day, can the treatment time vary slightly?

I would also like to know if I can go home immediately after the procedure, or if there is a separate process of calming down or waiting for a certain amount of time.

I'm also wondering if it's okay to wear a hat immediately after getting something applied to my hair or receiving injections, and when it is safe to wash my hair.

From an office worker's perspective, even these small details are quite important.

If you need long-term hair loss treatment, I think it would be more convenient to establish a pattern, such as consistently visiting on a set day after work.

For those of you who have actually received hair loss treatment for several months or more while working, was it okay to go on weekday evenings?

I am also curious about the duration of the hair loss treatment procedures, including the consultation and the first visit.

If the treatment finishes faster than I expected, I'm thinking of getting a consultation this week instead of putting it off haha.