Hair loss is no longer just a concern for middle-aged people. According to a survey by the National Health Insurance Service, the number of patients visiting hospitals due to hair loss has increased more than 10 times in 10 years, with the largest increase among young people in their 20s and 30s.
Hair loss can be treated with hair transplantation, but since it is a "progressive disease," it is important to continue taking and managing drugs after surgery. This is because the hollow hair transplanted through hair transplantation is permanent, but the existing hair is constantly affected by hair loss and the density of the synabro decreases.
In such a case, A, an office worker who had a hair transplant on the hair loss area of the head seven years ago, was worried about the thinning hair again and decided to undergo a "DMP" procedure.
This procedure, like Mr. A, can have the effect of looking like a lot of hair if you perform the procedure on the hair loss area, hair loss, scalp scar, etc., which is less dense over time after hair transplantation.
"DMP" is a procedure that has been recognized worldwide, with Park Jae-hyun, director of Dana Plastic Surgery, developing the existing scalp pigment therapy with his own technology, and recently a paper written directly in the SCIE-class journal APS in the field of cosmetic plastic surgery.
In principle, the "DMP" procedure, which takes a hair-like pigment point into the empty space of the scalp with medical equipment and ink to give a hair growth effect, is performed by a hair specialist, and after considering the pattern, age, and style of hair loss, the procedure is performed by comprehensively considering the depth and angle of ink.
Director Park Jae-hyun said, "DMP treatment is a treatment that can produce the most similar effect to hair of Koreans and Asians, and it is a breakthrough hair loss treatment that does not cause pain during the procedure and is natural right after the procedure."
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