Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic <Treatment>: These Three Things Are Key.

Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic : These Three Things Are Key.

Hello.

I am Kim Da-jung, the head director of Cordia Clinic.

These days, many people are struggling with hair loss.

When I meet patients in the consultation room at Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic, most of them have gone through a similar journey.

Initially, they try changing shampoos, eating foods like black beans, using scalp massagers, and taking nutritional supplements.

After wandering for a long time, they only knock on the hospital's door when their hair noticeably thins.

Of course, lifestyle management is important.

However, there's something crucial to understand.

Hair loss is a ‘disease’.

Androgenetic alopecia and alopecia areata are both distinct, medically classified diseases.

Therefore, shampoos, scalp care, and home remedies are merely supplementary; actual medical treatment is what stops progression and restores hair.

So today, I'd like to talk about the principles I follow when providing treatment.

We treat with data and proven methods, not guesswork.

In my practice at Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic, what I most guard against is an approach based on ‘this worked well in my experience’.

A doctor's intuition, a patient's feelings, stories heard from others – these should not guide the direction of treatment.

The cause of hair loss and the condition of hair follicles differ for each person.

That's why, during the diagnostic process, we first secure objective data by measuring hair density and scalp condition using 3D AFS.

The same goes for treatment methods.

We only use methods that have been clinically proven effective, not those based on ‘this is also said to be good’.

We save as many viable hair follicles as possible.

Another thing we consider extremely important at Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic is saving hair follicles.

Many people focus only on how to regrow hair that has already fallen out.

In fact, what's more important is protecting the remaining, weakening hair follicles.

If a hair follicle completely atrophies and closes, it becomes difficult to reverse even with medication or procedures.

At this point, medication is fundamental.

In some cases, topical medications are used concurrently to improve scalp blood flow and extend the growth phase of hair follicles, helping weakened follicles produce thicker, healthier hair again.

We also perform follicular injections.

This involves directly injecting growth factors or nutrients around the hair follicles to supplement what medication alone cannot provide.

When combined with medication, the synergy is much greater.

There is only one reason for this combination:

To save even one more viable hair follicle.

We focus on pain management to ensure patients can continue until results are achieved.

Finally, something I consider extremely important is pain management.

Some people ask, “Director, why are you so obsessed with pain care?”

There's a reason.

Because pain management is a factor that determines the outcome.

Treatment doesn't end in a short period.

Meaningful results usually appear after consistently receiving treatment for at least 6 months, often over a year.

Follicular injections also require regular repetition for effects to accumulate.

However, follicular injections are procedures directly administered to the scalp, so they can be quite painful.

Some patients who experienced severe pain during the first procedure postpone their next appointment or give up midway.

It's even more regrettable when they stop just as the effects are beginning to appear.

That's why at Gyodae Station Hair Loss Clinic, we pay great attention to pain management.

Because results only come if the process can be continued to the end.

No matter how good a treatment plan is, it's meaningless if the patient gives up midway.

In summary, treatment ultimately boils down to three key things:

How accurately we diagnose, how many hair follicles we save, and how consistently we can continue the treatment.

Only when these three are aligned will real results appear.

If you are concerned about daily hair loss, I wrote this article today with the hope that you won't spend time on home remedies alone, but instead seek an accurate diagnosis first.

Those who find it difficult to visit can also leave inquiries in the comments.

I personally check and reply, so feel free to leave your questions.

This has been Kim Da-jung, head director of Cordia Clinic.

Thank you.

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