I'm worried about the pain of hair loss treatment. Is the procedure on the scalp actually quite painful?
While looking into hair loss treatments, I got a little scared when I saw that there was an injection method lol.
I tend to get nervous even about dermatological injections, so when I thought about having to get them injected into my scalp multiple times, I was more worried about the pain than the effect.
Lately, it seems like more hair is falling out when I wash it than before, and my hair itself looks weak, so rather than just ignoring it, I’d like to try taking proper care of it.
So I am thinking of getting a consultation for hair loss treatment, but I am really curious about how painful the actual procedure is.
I'm curious if hair loss treatment applied directly to the scalp is just a stinging sensation, or if there are some areas that are quite painful.
I would also like to know if the procedure can be made a bit more comfortable using methods like anesthesia or cooling if I mention in advance that I have a low pain tolerance.
Honestly, unless I only get it once or twice and stop, I don't think I could consistently do a procedure that is too painful every time.
Since hair loss treatment may eventually need to be repeated over a certain period, I think pain is also a realistically important factor.
I am also curious if it hurts only during the procedure, or if a tingling or throbbing sensation remains on the scalp afterward.
I would like to know if receiving hair loss treatment after work would be enough to allow me to go to work or go about my daily life as usual the very next day without any inconvenience.
I am also curious if there are periods when it stings when washing my hair or hurts when I touch it with my hands.
Are there any people who were scared at first but got used to it after receiving it a few times and found it better than expected?
On the other hand, I wonder if there are people who endure the treatment even though the pain is similar every time because of the effectiveness lol
For those of you who have received hair loss treatment multiple times and are sensitive to injections or pain like me, please let me know how effective it actually was.
I'd love to hear your honest experience – whether you felt confident enough to keep doing this after receiving it.
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