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Scalp Care

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What to discuss at your consultationThis information is based on our clinic's guide. Treatment suitability and methods vary depending on your skin condition and health history, and results are not guaranteed. Confirm your actual treatment plan and precautions with your medical provider.

Early treatment is important for hair loss.

Treatment overview

01 Hair Growth Botox: What is Botox treatment? This treatment uses Botox to inhibit the secretion of TGF-B1, a major cause of hair loss, while increasing blood flow and oxygen in scalp capillaries to support hair growth. [Who It's For] Those concerned about shedding [Treatment Information] Injection procedure | 1 hour total, including numbing cream | No disruption to daily activities | Treatment every 3 months [Intended Benefits] #IncreasedFollicleOxygen #IncreasedFollicleNutrition #IncreasedScalpBloodFlow #ReducedHairLoss

02 Oral Medication: Finasteride and dutasteride, commonly used medications for slowing male-pattern (hereditary) hair loss, are taken to suppress its progression. Consistent use for at least 1 year is needed to see hair-loss suppression or hair-growth effects. Continued use is necessary because hair loss resumes when treatment stops. [Treatment Information] · Do not take if you have impaired liver or kidney function · No benefit for women of childbearing age and a risk of birth defects · Side effects may include erectile dysfunction and reduced libido (resolve after stopping medication).

Finasteride and dutasteride, commonly used medications for slowing male-pattern (hereditary) hair loss, are taken to suppress its progression.

Consistent use for at least 1 year is needed to see hair-loss suppression or hair-growth effects. Continued use is necessary because hair loss resumes when treatment stops.

03 Topical Medication: Minoxidil is applied to the scalp and is described as a safe medication used for both male- and female-pattern hair loss. It helps extend the time hair is retained and increase hair thickness. As with oral medication, hair loss resumes when application stops. A 3% topical formulation is recommended for women because excessive hair growth may occur. [Treatment Information] · Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding · Do not use under age 18 · Do not use if scalp inflammation is present.

Minoxidil is applied to the scalp and is described as a safe medication used for both male- and female-pattern hair loss. It helps extend the time hair is retained and increase hair thickness.

As with oral medication, hair loss resumes when application stops. A 3% topical formulation is recommended for women because excessive hair growth may occur.

Treatment Information

Is your hair getting thinner or falling out? Early treatment and consistent care for at least 1 year are key to treating hair loss.

Expected Benefits

Improved scalp condition

Reduced hair loss

Relief of scalp inflammation

Nourishment for the scalp

Who It's For

01 Those concerned about shedding or thinning hair

02 Those beginning to experience hair loss at the hairline or crown

03 Those concerned about postpartum hair loss

Aftercare Precautions

Use caution with public baths, saunas, and Korean-style saunas for 1 week after treatment.

We recommend avoiding smoking and alcohol during scalp treatment.

Protect your scalp from UV exposure and take care to prevent inflammation.

Treatment information from our clinicScalp Care View the clinic's original guide