Scalp · Hair Loss
We look together at small signs in hair density, hairline and scalp condition, and carefully design scalp care from a regenerative medicine perspective, starting with diagnosis.
If you've noticed changes like these
Scalp changes don't happen suddenly one day; they first appear as small signs. Go through the items below one by one.
- 01
The volume at my crown isn't what it used to be
Even after blow-drying, the volume at the crown doesn't last, and your hair feels thinner than before.
- 02
Your forehead looks wider
Your hairline in the mirror seems to be creeping up little by little, and the fine baby hairs around your forehead seem to have lost their strength.
- 03
Your part looks wider
Even with the same part, it looks wider, and there are moments when your scalp shows through more than before.
- 04
Your hair has become finer
The hairs you shed have become thinner and shorter, and your hair feels weaker overall.
- 05
You're bothered by scalp oil and flakes
Your scalp gets oily easily, or flaking and itching keep coming back, making you concerned about your scalp condition.
- 06
You seem to be shedding more
It feels like you're seeing more hair than usual on your pillow, in the drain, or in your brush.
If even one item concerns you, it may be time to take a look at your scalp condition. Checking is itself the first step of care.
First, We Assess Your Scalp
We don't stop at a checklist — in the consultation room, we look at the following together.
Hair Density · Thickness
We look at the overall condition of your hair volume and strand thickness.
Scalp Oil · Flakes
We check your scalp condition, including oiliness, flaking, and sensitivity.
Hairline · Part
We also look at how your hairline and part width have been changing.
Lifestyle
We ask about everyday factors such as sleep, diet, and stress.
Before the Hair,
We Look at the Scalp Environment
The scalp and hair loss clinic at Cheongdam The Cell Clinic takes a regenerative medicine approach, applying PRF and PRP obtained from your own blood to the scalp. It is a method that also looks after the condition of the scalp — the soil in which hair grows.
Whether it is applied and how it is structured are determined individually through consultation, and responses and progress may vary by individual.
- PRPPlatelet-Rich Plasma
- An autologous blood-based procedure in which your own blood is centrifuged to obtain platelet-rich plasma, which is then applied to the scalp. It is one of the widely known regenerative medicine approaches.
- PRFPlatelet-Rich Fibrin
- A concept in which blood is centrifuged at low speed without anticoagulants, yielding a form in which platelets and other components are held within a fibrin structure. It is known as a method that allows the components to remain in place longer.
- Scalp ApplicationThe Scalp-Focused Perspective
- It is used with a view to caring not only for the hair but also for the scalp environment in which hair grows. Whether it is applied, as well as its scope and frequency, is determined individually after consultation and a scalp assessment.
Everyday Scalp Care
Before any procedure, the scalp is cared for through daily habits. Here are some general lifestyle tips you can start following today.
- Tip 01Sleep
Sleep Rhythm
Keep a rhythm of going to bed and waking up at regular times so your body's recovery cycle stays steady.
- Tip 02Cleansing
Scalp Hygiene
Gently wash away the day's oil and residue in the evening, and go to bed only after your scalp is fully dry.
- Tip 03Nutrition
Diet · Nutrition
Eat balanced meals that include protein, and it is best to avoid extreme fasting or crash diets.
- Tip 04Less Tension
Reducing Irritation
Cut back on hot styling tools and tight hairstyles, and during stressful periods, let your scalp rest as well.
After Assessment, an Individual Plan
Even with the same concern, every scalp is different. After checking in the consultation room, we'll outline the right sequence for you.
- Assessment Comes First
- We first check your scalp and hair condition and lifestyle, then suggest a direction for care.
- Individual Planning
- Instead of a fixed course, we adjust the composition and frequency individually to your condition and goals.
- Pricing
- As this varies with the composition, we will explain it during your private consultation.
- Precautions
- Responses and progress may vary by individual, and it may not be recommended depending on your condition.
About Sessions
We don't judge from a single session. The scalp is an area to observe over time.
- Why Multiple Sessions
- The scalp is known to be an area where changes appear slowly, so we don't judge by the result of a single session.
- When to Assess
- We record your condition over the sessions and compare under the same conditions to decide the next direction.
- On the Day of Treatment
- It takes about 30–60 minutes, and numbing cream is used if needed. We will let you know on the day when you can wash your hair.
- What We Look at Together
- We look at your lifestyle, current medications, and scalp condition together. We don't rely on the procedure alone.
The composition and frequency are determined individually after assessment, and the degree and timing of changes may vary by individual.
FAQ
How are PRF and PRP applied to the scalp?
It is a regenerative medicine approach in which platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or a fibrin form (PRF), obtained by centrifuging your own blood, is applied to the scalp with a view to also caring for the scalp environment in which hair grows. Whether it is applied and its scope are determined individually after consultation and a scalp assessment.
Will my hair grow back?
It is difficult to state definitively whether hair will regrow or what the effect will be. This is care focused on the scalp environment, and responses and progress may vary by individual. As it may not be recommended depending on your condition, we decide the direction together after assessment.
Does it hurt a lot? How long does it take?
Discomfort can be eased with numbing cream if needed, and the procedure generally takes about 30–60 minutes. How it feels may vary by individual.
How many sessions, and how often, should I have?
Instead of a fixed course, we adjust the composition and frequency individually to your scalp and hair condition and goals. We will advise you after checking your condition during the consultation.
Is there anything I should be careful about in daily life afterward?
On the day, avoid over-stimulating your scalp, and afterward we recommend maintaining daily care such as gentle cleansing, scalp hygiene, and regular sleep and eating habits. Detailed guidance is given individually according to your condition.
Before We Begin, We Check the Following
This treatment uses your own drawn blood. Please let us know about the following before the treatment.
- If you are pregnant or breastfeeding
- If you are taking any medications, including anticoagulants
- If blood draws are difficult for you or you have a blood-related condition
- If you have an active inflammation or infection on the scalp
For an accurate assessment, please feel free to share your current medications and health status during consultation.
Let's check your scalp's small signals together today
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