Regarding the hair loss treatment cycle, how often should I check the scalp records I keep at home?

I am wondering if I should consider the intervals for actual consultations and the intervals for recording my condition at home separately when determining the hair loss treatment cycle. Since I see my hair every day, even small differences can feel significant, so I would like to know how often I should check my progress to help with the consultation. I would like to start by inquiring if a consultation regarding this is available at the Maypure Bucheon branch.

During hair loss treatment consultations, do you consider both the amount of hair falling out and how visible the parting is? I think there might be a difference if I directly compare days when I washed my hair with days when I didn't. While it may be difficult to accurately count the hair lost in a single day, I am wondering if it would be helpful to keep a record of when things were different from usual and when the changes began. I would like to know first which factors are important.

When documenting the progress of my hair loss treatment with photos, is it better to take them when my hair is completely dry? Since even slight differences in the parting position or lighting can make the scalp look different, I would like to inquire about how to adjust the shooting conditions. I would also like to know if the clinic records the crown of the head, which is difficult to photograph by myself from the same angle. I would appreciate guidance on which areas I should photograph at home.

When scheduling the next appointment for hair loss treatment, what changes do you consider as the criteria? I am wondering if there are any specific details that need to be checked even if there are no noticeable differences, or if I should contact you earlier than the scheduled date if I experience any uncomfortable symptoms. Since the details to be checked likely vary depending on my management routine, I would prefer to have an actual consultation rather than setting a specific interval myself.

Would it be helpful to bring a summary of my lifestyle changes when I have my next hair loss treatment consultation? I plan to mention any changes to the medications I am taking or the products I use on my scalp without fail. I want to convey only the facts without assuming the cause on my own, but I am curious if you also consider daily routines, such as my recent physical condition or the habit of tying my hair. I would like to know the scope of information that needs to be recorded.

When I have my first consultation at the Bucheon branch, would it be possible to check my current condition first, even if I don't have many previous photos? I’d like to set some standards because I worry I might end up looking in the mirror too often if I try to keep a proper record, haha. I would like to start by explaining whether my current condition requires treatment or care. I would also appreciate it if you could let me know the scope of consultations available at that branch, how to make an appointment, and what I need to prepare before my first visit, such as washing my hair or using styling products.