Hair Loss Treatments: Scalp Injections, Exosomes and More

9 October 2026

Supporting thinner hair without surgery

Non-surgical hair loss treatments

Hair thinning affects many women and men, and early treatment usually works best. Non-surgical options aim to support the scalp, slow shedding and encourage thicker growth. Most plans combine in-clinic treatments with home care. Here are the main options.

Key takeaways

  • Scalp boosters: deliver nutrients to the follicles.
  • Exosomes and PRP: growth factors support growth.
  • Low-level laser: gentle stimulation at home or clinic.
  • Medication: prescribed by a doctor when suitable.
  • Timeline: changes take 3–6 months.

Options compared

Treatment How it helps Sessions
Scalp booster injections Nutrients and hydration for follicles 4–6
Exosome therapy Growth factors for scalp health 4–6
PRP Your own platelets stimulate follicles 3–4
Low-level laser Light stimulation of follicles Regular use
Medication Slows hair loss Ongoing
Scalp injection treatment
Growth factors and nutrients support the follicles.

Typical prices in Seoul (2026)

Scalp injection or exosome sessions in Seoul commonly cost about ₩100,000–₩400,000 each, with packages for a series.

Approximate ranges from publicly listed 2026 prices.

Before you start

  • Find the cause first; blood tests may help.
  • Expect gradual change over months.
  • Keep going with maintenance after results appear.
Doctor examining the scalp
A scalp check helps find the cause of thinning.

Questions to ask before you book

  • What is causing my hair loss?
  • Which treatment combination do you suggest?
  • How many sessions and over what time?
  • Do I need medication too?

Quick summary

Non-surgical hair loss treatments include scalp boosters, exosomes, PRP, low-level laser and medication. Combined plans work best, with gradual changes over 3–6 months and ongoing maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

Do scalp injections hurt?

They feel like quick pinches; numbing can help.

When will I see results?

Usually after 3–6 months.

Is it suitable for women?

Yes, many treatments suit female hair thinning.

Can it regrow bald areas?

It works best where follicles are still active.

Is there downtime?

Little to none; avoid washing hair for the rest of the day.

This article is general information, not medical advice. Suitability, treatment choice, results and price should be confirmed by a doctor at consultation, and individual results vary. Price ranges are approximate and may change.

Hair thinning affects many women and men, and early treatment usually works best. Non-surgical options aim to support the scalp, slow shedding and encourage thicker growth. Most plans combine in-clinic treatments with home care. Here are the main options.


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