If you're a woman, you should get a specialist's diagnosis first.
It could be a hormonal problem, so if you get specialized treatment, the healing results will be bigger than men.
It would be a good idea to ask Dr. Kim Jeong-cheol of Kyungpook National University,,,
Even if you ask questions on the web, you give me a relatively friendly answer.
Here is the answer to a female counselor.
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The content of the article alone cannot be accurately known, but it is highly likely to be hereditary male hair loss. Generally speaking, for women
It is known that there is no baldness, but that is not the case. In the United States, there are 10 million cases of baldness among women
Many people are undergoing hair transplant surgery. In the case of women, the hairline on the forehead is relatively well preserved
The parietal region is mainly visible. In other words, your hair will be less thick, and you'll be able to see more clearly where you ride it
I can see it. In the case of baldness, it's not that your hair is falling out, but it's gradually thinning and then fluffy
It's a change.
It would be a good idea to take your time to come to our hair transplant center and see a doctor.
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I want to know. Wrote:
> Hello, I'm a 24-year-old woman. I've been thinking about losing my hair since this year
> My bangs are so bright. I'm really worried. I'm going around I only look at people's hairStop whining and read Cheongpa Shinto Buddha's Shinto Buddha, and Chollian Bald Bank went in, so how can I get it I really want to try it too... Can you show me how Please do it like you're grabbing at straws. Men are very serious, but as a woman, I'm very sad. My family doesn't have a bald head My brother and younger brother are normal, but why am I the only one... I wanted to complain I'm sorry, please. I don't have an e-mail, so please take a note
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