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My hair is falling out so much that my scalp is really showing through.
I'm looking into hair transplants in the Daegu area, but I'm not sure about the cost, so I'm posting this.
I live in Suseong-gu, Daegu, so I'm looking for a place that does hair transplants well around here, but I can't even find information about the cost, let alone the location.
So, if anyone knows of a good place for hair transplants in Daegu, I would be grateful if you could share any information, even small details, not just the cost ㅠㅠ
Also, if there are any good methods for hair loss management other than this, I would appreciate that as well.
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Ugh, I'm also looking into places that do hair transplants in the Daegu area right now, but I'm not finding much information about costs... So I'm thinking of contacting them directly myself ㅠㅠ
I guess there are differences, so it seems like it's not being disclosed.
I don't even know where a good place is, I'm going crazy;
My hair volume has changed so much since I started taking Avodart. Because of that, it sells out so quickly, I ended up buying a 6-month supply.
Oh, I'll keep that in mind ^^
It used to be incredibly expensive, but it's not quite like that these days. If you look around the Suseong-gu area, there are a few places, and it's good to read reviews carefully and visit them in person to find out more. The costs change over time.
While hair transplantation is one thing, I started by changing my shampoo. Since hair loss is often caused by scalp issues, it is best to take good care of your scalp first.
I've worked at a hair transplant center for 14 years, and I don't really recommend transplants. Even if you spend hundreds, it all comes back eventually. Hair loss is also a skin issue, and it follows a similar pattern.
This isn't simply a matter of hair falling out; it progresses due to complex causes like collagen around the hair follicles, scalp inflammation, oxidative stress, and reduced blood flow. These issues improve significantly just by reducing scalp irritation and providing the necessary nutrients to the follicles. So, it's better to manage it consistently with supplements.
Thank you so much for your detailed answer.
Are there any supplements you recommend taking consistently for effectiveness? Do you have any recommendations?
I've tried various things and recommended this to many people:
Abodaphil. This one had the fastest and best results.
Since I started taking this, my clients no longer spend money at hair loss centers.
I've recommended it to people around me, and they're all taking it now.
I'm saying this on my honor: this kind of management is a hundred times better than wasting money pointlessly.
I've heard of Avodart. I was hesitant because of the price, but I'll try taking it consistently. Thank you for letting me know.