Hair loss is a common issue in many countries around the world, but it is also a major problem in South Korea, where women’s hair loss is on the rise and is one of the biggest causes of concern in the country.

The number of women suffering from hair loss has risen from 8.6 million in 2014 to 11.2 million in 2017.

According to the Korea Health and Welfare Organization, approximately 1.3 million women are estimated to suffer from hairloss in the Republic of Korea.

It’s a trend that has been on the increase since the country’s implementation of a national plan to address the issue in 2011.

The plan aims to help prevent hair loss by increasing the number of treatments and procedures women undergo to prevent hair losses, as well as providing women with financial incentives to opt for a hairstyle regimen that helps their hair growth.

Women in South Korean society are not as willing to accept the changes in their appearance and appearance trends are not accepted by society, said Park Seung-yeon, head of the South Korean Foundation for the Promotion of Beauty.

“People are trying to take on the trend in a very positive way, but they are not accepting the fact that hair loss affects the entire family,” Park said.

There are a number of ways that hair can be damaged, including through excessive hair pulling, shaving, shaving cream, and so on, according to Kim Dong-yeun, a professor at South Korea’s Chungnam National University and author of the book “Soyangju Hair Loss”.

It can also result from excessive exposure to light, which can damage the hair follicles, which cause damage to the scalp, according the National Institute of Medical Sciences.

Despite the prevalence of hair loss in South Koreans, the government has made efforts to promote hair growth, according as the Korean Health and Social Welfare Organization.

The government has launched a program called “Seal Hair” in which young women are given three to six months of training in various techniques and products to increase their hair’s growth.

The program is available to both women and men, and the first three months will give young women a chance to experience the benefits of hair growth and to work with the men.

However, the program also has a negative side, as some people are hesitant to accept hair loss as a natural state, and even try to prevent it, said Lee Jin-young, an assistant professor at Seoul National University.

If you think that you can get hair growth back, you are wrong, he said.

The main thing is that you need to get your hair back.

South Korean women also face the problem of the shortage of hair treatments.

According the National Health and Family Planning Council, South Korea has the highest number of patients with hair loss of any country in the world.

For these women, hair treatment can be very costly, and can take several years to pay for, according South Korea Women’s Health.

Even though South Korea is known for its beauty, the country also has many problems that cause people to look at the country as an example of a country that is not as beautiful as other countries.

‘I would like to die for my country’One woman from the Republic is worried that South Korea will become like other countries that have no access to basic healthcare, and that she will have to leave the country because she is too afraid to go to hospital.

Lee Seun-hee, a 32-year-old student who has been fighting hair loss for years, said she would like South Korea to do more to support women.

“I would also like to give up my hair,” she said.

“If it doesn’t work out, I don’t want to be the one who suffers.

I want to die, but I can’t.”

“My hair is my life, and I would like my country to be like this as well,” she added.

“We should work hard and not lose hope.

When Lee started losing hair, she had to go for hair extensions because she couldn’t afford them.

Now she has no hair to lose and has found the perfect treatment to stop her hair loss.