Hair Treatments
Vitamins, amino acids, minerals and peptides selected according to the needs of the scalp are used to support existing hair follicles.
Overview
Hair mesotherapy is the delivery of supportive ingredients such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, peptides and hyaluronic acid into the scalp with small injections, selected according to the needs of the scalp.
The aim is to support the area where the hair follicles are located, help improve hair quality and support the existing hair loss treatment.
Hair mesotherapy alone is not a method that treats every type of hair loss. Identifying the cause of hair loss and planning the necessary medical treatments beforehand is important.
Before the procedure, the scalp and the areas with the most pronounced hair loss are assessed.
A topical anaesthetic cream can be used beforehand when needed. The selected mesotherapy product is delivered into the scalp as small injections with very fine needles.
Short-lived redness, tenderness, small bumps or, rarely, bruising may be seen afterwards.
Appointment
The type and duration of hair loss and the condition of the scalp are assessed together during consultation.
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Hair mesotherapy is especially suitable for;
Not every type of hair loss is suitable for mesotherapy. The type and cause of hair loss must be determined by dermatological examination.
Ingredients
The composition of the products used in hair mesotherapy varies according to the aim of treatment. Products may contain;
as well as other components intended to support the hair follicle. Not every mesotherapy product has the same composition; the product must be chosen according to the needs of the hair and scalp.
Mechanism of Action
The aim in hair mesotherapy is to deliver the selected supportive ingredients directly to the area where the hair follicles are located.
This aims to support the scalp and the tissue around the hair follicle and help improve the quality and thickness of the hair strands.
The result varies with the cause and degree of hair loss and the condition of the existing follicles.
Indication
Hair mesotherapy can be considered as a supportive treatment especially in androgenetic alopecia, that is female and male pattern hair loss. However, if the cause of hair loss is;
then these causes must be evaluated first. Mesotherapy does not replace the necessary medical treatments.
Comparison
Hair mesotherapy and PRP are treatments with different contents.
PRP is prepared from the person's own blood. Platelet-rich plasma is applied to the scalp.
In hair mesotherapy, products containing vitamins, amino acids, minerals, peptides or other supportive components formulated for the scalp are used.
Depending on individual needs, PRP and mesotherapy can be applied separately or at different stages of the same treatment plan.
Process
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There is no single session protocol that applies to everyone in hair mesotherapy.
Several sessions at set intervals are usually applied in the initial period. Maintenance sessions are then planned according to the response to treatment and the state of hair loss.
The number of sessions and intervals are determined by the product used and individual needs.
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Because the hair growth cycle is long, results are not expected immediately.
Some people notice reduced shedding earlier, while several months may be needed to assess changes in hair thickness and density.
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Hair mesotherapy is not intended to create new follicles where follicles have been completely lost.
The aim is to support existing, viable follicles, improve hair quality and help control hair loss.
In long-standing bald areas where follicles have disappeared, new hair growth is not expected.
Frequently Asked Questions About Hair Mesotherapy
Before hair mesotherapy, the type of hair loss, the condition of the scalp, hair strand thickness and current follicle density are assessed.
Where necessary, blood tests can be used to investigate iron, vitamin, thyroid or hormonal factors.
The mesotherapy formulation, number of sessions and intervals are determined according to individual needs. The aim is to support existing follicles, help improve hair quality and support hair loss treatment.
It may help reduce hair loss in some people, but the result depends on the cause. In chronic hair loss such as androgenetic alopecia, planning it together with the necessary medical treatments is more appropriate.
Yes. Hair mesotherapy can be applied to suitable women and men. As iron deficiency, thyroid disorders or hormonal causes underlie hair loss more often in women, investigating the cause beforehand is important.
As many small injections are made into the scalp, brief stinging or tenderness may be felt. A topical anaesthetic cream can be used when needed.
Yes. Depending on individual needs, both treatments can be used within the same plan. However, not every patient needs both; the plan is determined by the type of hair loss.
No. In people with complete follicle loss and marked bald areas, mesotherapy is not a substitute for a hair transplant. Its core purpose is to support existing follicles.
Because the underlying cause may persist, the effect is not expected to be lifelong. Androgenetic alopecia in particular is progressive, so medical treatment should continue and maintenance sessions may be planned when needed.
Yes. Most people can continue with daily life afterwards. Short-lived redness, tenderness or small bumps may be seen on the scalp.
Postponing cosmetic and supportive hair mesotherapy until after pregnancy is preferred.
