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Dr. Han Sang-bo, a renowned hair loss treatment specialist, is creating quite a buzz as a social media sensation, highlighting the intersection of medical expertise and public interest.
Tune in to MBC’s hit entertainment show “Radio Star,” airing at 10:30 p.m. on the 13th, where a star-studded special titled “Too Much Is Coming” will showcase the talents and stories of guests including Son Bum-soo, Han Sang-bo, the talented group New Jin, and the charismatic Mimi Minu.
In a hilarious segment, Han Sang-bo shares a comical anecdote about how he transformed the expression of a chairman’s secretary into a blank canvas, aiming to lighten the mood ahead of a major hair treatment. His storytelling captures the lighter side of what can often be a serious subject.
During the procedure, Han Sang-bo explains that hair transplants typically take around four hours, and he goes above and beyond to ensure patients remain entertained and engaged throughout. While the procedure is generally considered safe and without real emergencies, he amusingly notes that the only urgent situation might arise when patients become hungry, prompting him to hastily fetch “Cup Ramen” to keep spirits high.
Han Sang-bo proudly asserts that countries like Korea, China, and Japan excel in hair transplant techniques, attributing this advantage to their cultural affinity for chopsticks, which he believes nurtures extraordinary hand skills. He boldly claims that K-hair transplant technology stands unrivaled, even likening it to the precision required in archery and taekwondo. To demonstrate his own dexterity, he skillfully peels an apple live as a testament to his 22 years of honed handcraft.
Equipped with specialized medical glasses for hair transplants, Dr. Han astounds those around him with his remarkable hand techniques and laser-like focus. Announcer Son Bum-soo reminisces about his own failed apple peeling attempts, giving an enthusiastic nod to Han’s evident skill.
In a playful twist, Han Sang-bo joins various Instagram challenges, including a viral “Elevator” dance video where he dons quirky “garbage bag” costumes crafted by his enthusiastic staff, resulting in a lively atmosphere that fills the studio with laughter.
Moreover, Han Sang-bo advocates for a progressive workplace culture, revealing that he provides unlimited credit cards for employee use on each floor, ensuring they can purchase essentials. He also generously offers monetary bonuses of 2 million won for marriages and divorces, along with 5 million won towards long-distance travels! His exceptional commitment to employee well-being is illustrated by his remarkable investment of 20 million won per month.
Don’t miss Dr. Han Sang-bo’s captivating charisma and witty humor when he appears on “Radio Star,” airing at 10:30 p.m. on the 13th, promising an entertaining blend of medical insight and comedic flair.
[Soyeon Kim Star Today Reporter]
**Interview with Dr. Han Sang-bo: The Hair Loss Treatment Specialist and Social Media Sensation**
**Editor:** Dr. Han Sang-bo, it’s a pleasure to have you with us today. Your recent appearance on “Radio Star” has generated a lot of buzz. Can you tell us what it was like being part of such a popular show?
**Dr. Han:** Thank you for having me! It was an incredible experience. Being on “Radio Star” allowed me to connect with a wider audience, and I enjoyed sharing my journey as a hair loss treatment specialist. The show has a fun, lively atmosphere, which made it a joy to participate in.
**Editor:** You shared a humorous story about transforming someone’s expression before a hair treatment. Can you elaborate on that?
**Dr. Han:** Absolutely! I like to keep the mood light, especially before a procedure that can be daunting for many. The story involved a chairman’s secretary who looked quite stressed. I joked about turning her expression into a “blank canvas” to ease the tension. Humor helps break the ice and allows patients to feel more comfortable.
**Editor:** Your approach seems to combine both comedy and professionalism. How do you keep your patients entertained during lengthy procedures?
**Dr. Han:** Hair transplants can take about four hours, which can feel long for patients. I engage them with stories, and I sometimes even bring snacks like “Cup Ramen” to keep spirits high! The goal is to make them feel relaxed and entertained throughout the treatment.
**Editor:** That sounds like a unique approach! You also mentioned on the show that hair transplants are safe. Can you tell us a bit more about the procedure?
**Dr. Han:** Certainly! The procedure itself is quite routine and, in most cases, very safe. The real challenge is often the patient’s comfort and their emotional state. I always emphasize the importance of an enjoyable and engaging experience to mitigate any fears they might have.
**Editor:** And lastly, you’ve noted that countries like Korea and China have made significant strides in hair loss treatment. What do you think is driving this trend?
**Dr. Han:** It’s primarily due to growing public interest and a greater awareness of hair loss treatments. Social media has played a key role in destigmatizing such issues, making people more open to seeking help. As a result, more professionals are getting involved, and the field is rapidly evolving.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Han, for sharing your insights. We look forward to seeing more of your work and your upcoming projects!
**Dr. Han:** Thank you! I appreciate the opportunity to share my passion and hope to continue making a positive impact in the field of hair restoration.
