Hair Transplant Clinics in Seoul

[Jeet Singh]

I got a question from someone traveling to Seoul about clinics for hair restoration and I came across the following

Dr. Hwang`s Hair Transplantation Center
http://www.hairhair.co.kr/
This office is located in Gangnam, Seoul, Korea

Mojelim Hair Surgery
http://www.hairdoc.co.kr/eng/
This office is located in Gangnam, Seoul, Korea

[Jeet Singh]

Hey! good question, the multi-purpose clinics you mentioned tend to offer other procedures like hair transplants as a means to service patients who are expecting to have additional cosmetic surgery provided by the clinic. It’s more about efficiency, but it calls quality into question. In my opinion, I would recommend going to a specialist who is solely focused on transplants. They are more practiced and tend to stay up-to-date with the latest developments and trends happening in the field. They may also have better technology for hair transplants because their money is likely to be invested back into the core of their business focus.

[lemmiknox]

Awesome. Thanks!

[Jeet Singh]

No problem, I recently started a maintenance program and scalp treatment at small clinic called “Medi Scalp.” I bought a package through a discount site in Korea called Coupang. This place is great. They focus on scalp therapy and a session is an hour and a half. They give you all sorts of scalp massages, medicated ointments that are applied via an air compressor brush, shampooing, conditioning, steam cleansing, red light therapy, and finish off with a neck and shoulder massage. I bought 18 sessions through the deal and plan to go once a week. Their initial diagnosis of my scalp showed a lot of clogged follicles, inflammation and this may be playing a role with thinning hair alongside genetics, stress and lifestyle.

If it helps slow down or reverse thinning – great, but either way my scalp feels good and when they do their post treatment checkup on my scalp with a microscope camera, I can see a significant difference, specifically in cleanliness, sebum free and unclogged follicles and much less redness and inflammation.

If you come out here, it wouldn’t hurt to treat yourself to a session and then get a nice haircut at a nearby salon.

[lemmiknox]

where would you recommend for hair transplants? Regular cosmetic clinics tend to offer them like ITEM, Real…etc. But I don’t know how good they are.

[mwol]

Hi! Thank you for making MSS, I feel much safer discussing and reading information here rather than other forums. I think I was in some of the forums when you use to be active. Anyways I digress. I am going to Seoul soon for hair transplant to get a rounder hairline and also to lessen the size of my forehead.

I am currently most interested in: danaps.com
Since they specialise in hair grafting but also seeing their before and after and their responsiveness really made me like them.

Do you have any advice or info in regards to what I should expect in the recovery period? Or any advice at all about hair transplants

Thank you!

[Jeet Singh]

Thanks for your question. The procedure requires local anesthesia (numbing the scalp area). Your scalp may be very tender after the surgery and you may need to take pain medications for few days up to a week.

Your surgeon will have you wear a surgical dressing over the scalp for at least a day or two, and may also prescribe an antibiotic and anti-inflammatory drug to be taken for several days following surgery. Most people are able to return to work two to five days after surgery.

[stowworn]

I find here a list of best hair transplant clinics in Seoul. I hope it helps. 🙂

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