Mesotherapy of the scalp is a minimally invasive, aesthetic procedure involving intradermal administration of active substances - such as vitamins, peptides, amino acids or hyaluronic acid - directly into the area of hair follicles
Mesotherapy of the scalp is a minimally invasive, aesthetic procedure involving intradermal administration of active substances - such as vitamins, peptides, amino acids or hyaluronic acid - directly into the area of hair follicles. The administration of the product is carried out using a thin needle or syringe with a microinjection system, which allows it to precisely reach the areas requiring regeneration. As a result, needle mesotherapy of the scalp effectively stimulates new hair growth, stops hair loss and improves the overall condition of the scalp.
The purpose of mesotherapy of the scalp is to regenerate and revitalize the scalp and hair, improve microcirculation, deliver nutrients to the hair bulb and inhibit the processes leading to baldness. The treatment is suitable for both men and women, as well as people after intense stress, childbirth, during hormonal changes or after an illness.
Hair loss inhibition treatment that works at the source of the problem - nourishes hair follicles and improves their blood supply.
Needle mesotherapy of the head slows down the balding process and promotes the regrowth of weakened hair.
The treatment affects the thickening of the hairstyle by activating the roots and growing new hair.
The introduced active substances improve the condition of the hair and scalp, giving them shine and elasticity.
Hair needle mesotherapy restores balance and stimulates hair regrowth during difficult periods of life.
Indications for the procedure include:
Possible side effects include: slight swelling, redness, itching or slight bruising at the injection site, which disappears after a few days. Mesotherapy of the scalp is a safe procedure, as long as it is performed by an experienced professional.
The procedure begins with a trichology or aesthetic medicine consultation, during which a specialist qualifies the patient for the procedure. Then, a topical anesthetic (cream) may be applied to the cleansed scalp.
Using a thin needle or a special syringe, a preparation with active substances (e.g. peptides, coenzymes, vitamins, hyaluronic acid) is injected.
For best results, a series is recommended: 7-13 treatments every 1-2 weeks, followed by preventive treatments every 2-3 months.
Formulations for the treatment may include:
Some treatments are further assisted by electroporation or laser therapy.
Article verified by lek. Aleksandra Jagielska. Information is for reference only and is not a substitute for medical consultation.
1.Aledani E.M. et al, "Mesotherapy as a Promising Alternative to Minoxidil for Androgenetic Alopecia: A Systematic Review" (2024) PMC
2.Mesotherapy With Dutasteride for Androgenetic Alopecia: A Retrospective Study in Real Clinical Practice