Hair growth/hair growth/beautiful hair care
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hair treatment for women

Supervisor information
Tsubasa Shirozu
- 2010
- Graduated from Hiroshima University School of Medicine, Department of Medicine.
Worked at Saga Prefectural Hospital, Kyushu University Hospital, JCHO Kyushu Hospital, Fukuoka Red Cross Hospital, Kitakyushu Municipal Medical Center, Oita Prefectural Hospital, Kyushu Medical Center
- 2020
- Cosmetic dermatology Elm Clinic Fukuoka Clinic
- Juvederm Vista certified doctor
- Certified doctor trained in Allergan’s Vista program
- Cosmetic Ingredient Test Level 1
"One in 10 women suffers from hair loss."
Hair problems are not only for men.Hair thinning in women is less noticeable than in men, so it has not received much attention in the past, but in recent years, women's hair problems have attracted attention, and treatments are progressing day by day. As the saying goes, "Hair is a woman's life," hair has a huge impact on a woman's appearance and style.Therefore, considering the importance of hair, it is no exaggeration to say that the problem is even more serious than that of men.Shiny and beautiful hair makes your skin look beautiful and gives a youthful impression to others.Keep your hair beautiful forever with the right treatment and hair care.
female thinning hair(FAGA)and men's thinning hair(AGA)
Half of the causes of hair loss in men are said to be androgenetic alopecia (AGA).It is mainly a type of thinning hair where the hairline recedes on the back of the head and forehead.
On the other hand, in the case of women, there is a tendency for the hair itself to become thinner or to lose volume as a whole rather than for local hair thinning or hair loss.
In addition, the causes of thinning hair and hair loss may be caused by factors specific to women, such as the influence of hormonal balance, pregnancy, and childbirth.
Causes of thinning hair/hair loss
One of the causes of hair loss in women is thought to be hormonal imbalance.So, what causes hormonal imbalance?The reason lies in a surprisingly familiar place.
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aging
Like skin, hair cells begin to age as we age, and the number of hair follicles gradually decreases.Most hair thinning and hair loss due to aging begins in the late 30s, and many women in their 60s and older experience these symptoms.
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Eating habits/lifestyle
Casual lifestyle habits such as an unbalanced diet, night owl lifestyle, poor blood circulation due to stress and air conditioning, etc. can disrupt the hormonal balance and cause hair loss and thinning.
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excessive diet
If you go on an excessive diet, the necessary nutrients cannot be delivered to the hair matrix cells, which can cause hair to fall out, lose its luster, become dry, and cause hair thinning and hair loss.
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wrong hair care
Using shampoos and styling products that don't suit your scalp, as well as excessive coloring and perming, can damage your hair.Also, if you always tie your hair, this can irritate your hair and cause hair thinning and hair loss.
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Pregnancy/childbirth
Pregnant women are prone to hormonal imbalances, and there are cases where hair loss occurs temporarily after childbirth, but in most cases the hormonal balance gradually returns to its original state.
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Other
Possible causes include excessive drinking and smoking, temporary hair loss due to chemotherapy, radiation therapy, skin diseases, and the effects of ultraviolet rays.
How hair works
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hair root
These are brown pigment spots that appear as a result of aging and exposure to ultraviolet rays.Most stains fall into this type.It may become darker or bulge over time.
Hair matrix cells(Already ugly)
This is the part that repeats cell division and grows hair.It is also the part that determines the color of the hair.
dermal papilla(More new year)
This is an essential tissue for hair growth, and its function is to absorb the nutrients necessary for hair growth.
Sebaceous gland(hishisen)
It secretes sebum to protect the hair and scalp.Excess sebum secretion can clog pores, and conversely, lack of sebum can lead to dryness, which can lead to hair loss.
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hair trunk
Generally speaking, this is what we call hair.Each strand of hair is made up of finer tissue.
medulla(Medulla)
This is a tissue located in the center of the hair.Polygonal cells shaped like a honeycomb are lined up in one direction.
fur quality(Cortex)
These are cigar-shaped cells that determine the properties of your hair, such as its color and elasticity.This area is easily affected by chemicals as it is used for perming and hair coloring.
hair epidermis(cuticle)
They are hard, colorless, transparent, scale-like cells with a three-layered structure.It has the role of protecting the epidermis of the hair, and while it is resistant to stimuli such as light, heat, and chemicals, it is vulnerable to physical stimuli such as friction.
Mechanism of hair cycle
Hair has cycles of ``growth phase'', ``catagen phase'', and ``telogen phase''.Each hair has a lifespan, and this cycle repeats every 2 to 5 years for men and 4 to 6 years for women.
Hair tries to keep it in better condition by regrowing, but if the condition of the scalp deteriorates, the balance of the hair cycle will be disrupted, causing thinning or hair loss.Keeping the hair cycle in a normal state is very important in terms of creating an environment for hair growth.

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Growth period(initial)
This is the period during which hair mother cells divide repeatedly and new hair is produced.
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Growth period【Second Semester】
This is the period when old hair falls out and new hair grows.If you are suffering from thinning hair or hair loss, the cycle of this growth phase may be shorter.
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Regression period
This is a period in which the division of hair matrix cells that grow hair decreases.Because the hair roots are located shallowly in the scalp, hair falls out easily when you comb or shampoo your hair.
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Resting period
This is the period when the activity of hair matrix cells is completely stopped.The new hair begins to grow again and the old hair falls out.
Types of thinning hair/hair loss
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diffuse alopecia
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Also known as female pattern baldness (FAGA) or senile alopecia, it is one of the most common causes of hair thinning in women.The hair itself becomes thinner, hair falls out, becomes thinner, and the hair loses its overall volume.Compared to androgenetic alopecia (AGA), another characteristic of this condition is that the boundaries of the hair loss area are not clearly defined.
Cause
Possible cell aging. After the age of 30, pores gradually shrink due to poor blood circulation due to cell aging and arteriosclerosis.It can also be caused by stress, excessive diet, and incorrect hair care.
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postpartum alopecia(Postpartum alopecia)
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Hair loss begins to increase mainly around 3 months after giving birth, and many women become concerned about thinning hair.Although it varies from person to person, pregnant women have active female hormones that make it difficult for them to shed old hair.
Cause
There may be a disturbance in female hormones.The old hair that should fall out does not fall out during pregnancy, causing hair loss all at once after childbirth.In many cases, the onset is temporary, and the symptoms gradually improve as the hormone balance improves.
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traction alopecia(Instructor)
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Hair loss is caused by persistent hair pulling.Hair styles that forcefully pull and irritate the hair, such as always tying the hair, always parting the hair in the same way, or having unreasonable hair extensions, can cause hair loss in some areas.
Cause
It is possible that you are continuously irritating your hair.If you forcefully pull the hair, the dermal papilla, which carries nutrients to the hair matrix cells, will atrophy and blood flow will deteriorate.If this continues, it will lead to increased hair loss and thinning hair.It is often a temporary symptom, and in some cases it can be improved by changing your hairstyle or parting from time to time.
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Alopecia areata(Instructor)
Specialty
Generally, it is thought of as circular alopecia that occurs on one part of the head, but there are various types, such as hair loss in several places, hair loss along the hairline, and hair loss in eyelashes and body hair.Also, it is not necessarily circular.In some cases, there are no symptoms, and people notice it when someone else points it out to them, such as at a hair salon.
Cause
In addition to mental stress, endocrine abnormalities, autoimmune diseases, and genetic factors, there are also possible causes.
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seborrheic alopecia(Shirosei Datsumo Sho)
Specialty
This is a case where excess sebum is secreted from the scalp, causing bacteria to grow on the scalp and causing hair loss.Your pores may become red and inflamed, and you may experience a lot of oily dandruff.It also tends to appear in people with a lot of hair.
Cause
Excess sebum is secreted due to hormonal imbalance, which blocks pores and causes inflammation around the pores and hair roots.One possible cause is inflammation that reaches close to the hair root, causing hair to fall out.
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Pityriasis alopecia(flying plane)
Specialty
Due to dryness of the scalp, the dead skin cells on the scalp peel off, resulting in a large amount of dandruff.Although there are cases where it appears in combination with seborrheic alopecia, it is a relatively rare alopecia.
Cause
Excessive shampooing and coloring can damage the scalp, cause inflammation, and dry the scalp.
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juvenile alopecia(Jakunensei Datsumo Sho)
Specialty
It is a hair loss disease that appears at a young age, from teens to 10s.Symptoms appear at an age when physical aging has not yet begun.Hair matrix cells are no longer able to maintain a normal hair cycle, and hair thinning at the forehead hairline and the top of the head becomes thinner, hair loss increases, and thinning hair gradually becomes noticeable.
Cause
In addition to possible hormonal imbalance, other causes include nutritional deficiencies due to excessive dieting, irregular lifestyle habits due to being a night owl, and lack of exercise.In some cases, symptoms can be improved by reviewing lifestyle habits.
Thinning hair/hair loss treatment process
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Flow of treatmentCounseling by doctors and nurses(About 30 minutes)
At our hospital, we emphasize free consultations with our doctors.Patients who visit us for the first time must receive counseling from a doctor, who will discuss their daily living environment, eating habits, etc.If you have any questions, please contact your doctor directly.*For those who only need counseling, the session ends here.
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Flow of treatmentInitial examination/medical examination
The doctor will palpate and inspect the head.We also perform a comprehensive diagnosis by asking questions about your daily diet, lifestyle, and genetic background.
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Flow of treatmentDeciding and starting treatment
Based on the content of the counseling and examination, we will decide on the treatment and begin treatment.
Clinics where treatment is available
Residents of Kanto (Tokyo)
For those who live in the Chugoku region
For those who live in Kyushu
Hair loss treatment fee
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Hair growth/hair growth[Hiroshima Clinic, Okayama Clinic, Kyoto Clinic, Kumamoto Clinic, Osaka Clinic, Omotesando Clinic]
(tax included)| Menu | Regular fee | Set course |
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| Zagallo [Dutasteride] 1 month supply(Hair growth oral medication) [Okayama Clinic/Kyoto Clinic] | 10,200 JPY | - |
| Propecia (finasteride) 1 month supply(AGA treatment drug) [Kyoto Clinic/Osaka Clinic] | 9,000 JPY | - |
| Minoxidil 1 month supply(Hair growth oral medication) [Hiroshima Clinic, Okayama Clinic, Kyoto Clinic, Osaka Clinic] | 9,800 JPY | - |
| Verartis 2%(hair growth topical agent) 1 bottle for women[Kyoto branch] |
6,000 JPY | 3 16,200 JPY |
| 1 bottle of Pantostin(Hair growth topical agent) [Kumamoto Clinic] | 11,000 JPY | - |
| Panto Girl 1 month supply(Hair growth oral medication) [Kyoto Clinic] | 13,000 JPY | - |
| Lumigan topical agent 1 box [Omotesando Clinic] | 5,500 JPY | - |
Side effects
| Internal medicine | Side effects |
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| Zagallo [Dutasteride](Hair growth medication) | Erectile dysfunction, decreased libido, decreased semen volume, breast enlargement, liver dysfunction |
| Propecia (finasteride)(AGA treatment drug) | Side effects: decreased libido (decreased sexual desire), erectile dysfunction (ED), decreased semen volume, liver dysfunction, depression, breast tenderness/enlargement |
| Minoxidil(Hair growth medication) | Itching, redness, scaling, folliculitis, palpitations, shortness of breath, swelling of the hands, feet, and face, etc. |
| Velartis(hair growth topical agent) for women |
Mild scalp dermatitis. (Avoid contact with eyes or abrasions on the mucous membranes of the skin.) Increased orthostatic hypotension. |
| Pantostin(hair growth topical agent) | Scalp irritation such as rash, redness, itching, and tingling sensation (Avoid contact with eyes or abrasions on the mucous membranes of the skin.) |
| panto girl (Hair growth medication) | Mild abdominal pain, diarrhea, dizziness, headache, palpitations, heartburn |
| Lumigan topical preparation | Conjunctival congestion, itchy eyes, eyelid pigmentation (pigmentation around the eyes), corneal erosion (gritty feeling/pain in the eyes, sensitivity to light, tearing), eyelid hypertrichosis |
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Clinics where treatment is available
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For those who live in the Chugoku region
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Supervisor information (overall supervision, treatment supervision, column supervision)
Hiroshi Kikuchi
- 2008
- Graduated from Hiroshima University School of Medicine, Department of Medicine Worked at Chiba University School of Medicine Affiliated Hospital and related hospitals.
- 2013
- Cosmetic dermatology Elm Clinic Fukuoka clinic opened
- Juvederm Vista certified doctor
- Certified doctor trained in Allergan’s Vista program
- Cosmetic Ingredient Test Level 1
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