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Pricing is something to look at. If it seems too good to be true, i.e. too cheap, then that is a red flag. Always take notes of standard costs for surgeries in Korea. You can get the average costs on the low and high end.

This sort of surgery is very common in Korea. This and V-line. While I have no real experience personally, view plastic surgery seems to rate very well among people that I have seen discussing it online. Someone in my social circle (not irl) has been here. She had fantastic results.

EverM's clinic does not offer those, no. I have seen people mention esarang dental for implants but you have to keep in mind that this isn't a one and done type of surgery. You have to go in for at least 2 operations with a healing period between. Possibly 3 or 4 different visits in total.

Have you looked into local options? I am just curious as I find these sorts of things to be more affordable. It might be more worth going to Korea when you are ready for surgery work. I am not trying to put you off but the cost of travel adds to the the expense. You might find better prices locally.

They will have cameras directly on what is being performed but they don't record the entire room. It is actually rare for this in the US. I have never been to one that has and visible cameras anywhere.

That is one of the hardest parts! Narrowing down doctors and clinics because there are SO MANY! I was thrown off when I was looking. In my local area, we have like maybe 4 or 5 clinics within and hour of where I live. Over there, you will find like 5 clinics within a few minutes of each other.

Thanks! I am going to look into this more over the weekend. I found a few clinics that offer it and I should be able to call in during the week (next week) to talk things over. I really just want to get this fixed and find something that works. I don't feel very feminine seeing my scalp balding

Do those things actually work though? Like botox injections for hair regrowth or the red light therapy stuff. I would much rather do something cheaper if it is an option. I just read into the stem cell stuff being the most effective next to transplants.

I have had a lot of hair loss in the last 10 years. I would say 50% of my hair has thinned out. My part line is wide, my temples are bald, and my overall thickness is sad. I was looking into options that work for women as a lot of docs do not recommend hair transplants for women due to the nature of female pattern balding. I asked someone on another forum and she suggested looking into scalp stem cell treatments. I found a few local clinics that do offer it but it is $15,000 per session and most people seem to need 2 or 3 minimum. I cannot afford that! I was expecting it to be under $10,000 for multiple sessions Is this something I can get done in South Korea for less? I am not sure if they offer stem cell treatments like this or not.