Where is the hair health care center and how much does it cost

This type of maintenance center does not have a fixed and unified location, and the pricing varies several times depending on the location, city, and specific project, so it is impossible to generalize.

There is a high probability that there is a small local hair salon that has been open for several years at the bottom of your community or at the street store. They basically provide basic scalp cleaning and soothing massage. The single charge is mostly between 39 and 99. Last week, I accompanied my mother to the small shop downstairs that has been open for almost five years for scalp exfoliation. When I turned 59, my boss used a mildly acidic cleansing cream, rubbed it in and then irradiated it with red light for 15 minutes. My mother said that my scalp didn’t itch for three days in a row. It was much more effective than her own anti-dandruff shampoo at home. However, small shops like this usually don’t have professional testing equipment. If you have problems such as hair loss or wide hair seams, don’t bother here.

If you have higher professional requirements for maintenance and want to carry out functional projects such as targeted anti-hair loss and hair follicle repair, chain brand care centers located in the core areas of business districts will be more common. Such stores generally have high-definition scalp detectors that can see the health of your hair follicles. Basic anti-hair loss care costs 200 to 500 per time. If you add micro-needle hair growth essence and high-energy red light, it is normal to charge thousands per time. My colleague suffered from seborrheic alopecia last year and found it troublesome to go to the hospital, so she went to a chain hair care center downstairs for three months of care. She spent more than 7,000, and her hair seams were indeed a bit tighter than before. But she later calculated that if she had followed the doctor's instructions and used minoxidil at home, combined with the same scalp essence for weekly massages, the cost would have been less than one-tenth of the cost. She was lazy and always forgot to apply it, and she felt that the effect would be more stable if someone was watching to do it.

If you suspect that your hair problem is pathological and are afraid of being cheated by commercial hair salons, then the hair care center under the dermatology department of a public hospital or a formal medical beauty institution is definitely a safer choice. It is located on the floor of the hospital or medical beauty institution, and the fees are more transparent. An ordinary scalp test can usually be done for tens of dollars. Targeted maintenance programs range from more than 100 to hundreds of dollars, and they will not sell you useless programs. My dandruff suddenly increased suddenly, and I kept losing large scabs. I first went to a hair salon near my home and was told that my hair follicles were clogged and I needed to apply for a 3,000 care card. I was so scared that I hurried to the hair care center of a tertiary hospital. The doctor took a look and said that the shampoo was too irritating. I was prescribed two bottles of medical lotion for the seborrheic dermatitis I was in. I was only over 100 years old, and I was not asked to do any paid maintenance at all. This type of public maintenance center is crowded with people, and you have to make an appointment three or four days in advance to go on weekends. The service is not as considerate as that of commercial institutions.

Nowadays, many people think that hair care centers are an IQ tax. They say that as long as they choose the right washing and care products, have a regular schedule, and massage their scalp for ten minutes a week, they can achieve the same effect. Some people think that they are tired enough from work. They spend a little money to lie down and have someone massage their heads, and they can also take care of their hair. It is well worth the money. There is nothing wrong with either of these opinions. It depends on your own needs and budget. But a word of warning, no matter what kind of hair care center you find, do a basic scalp test first. Don’t be fooled into applying for an annual card worth tens of thousands of dollars. Many hair care centers that run around rely on large annual cards to make money, so be careful.