Hair Loss Solutions

Scalp mesotherapy is a non-surgical treatment aimed at nourishing and revitalizing hair follicles to strengthen hair, slow hair loss, and stimulate regrowth. This technique involves administering micro-injections of a specialized blend of vitamins and hyaluronic acid directly into the scalp.

Procedure Details:

• Technique: Utilizing a French-made injector device (U225), very fine needles deliver the nutrient-rich solution approximately 3 mm deep into the scalp. The rapid injection process ensures minimal discomfort during the session.
• Substance Used: A combination of vitamins and hyaluronic acid is employed to hydrate the scalp and fortify hair strands.

Indications for Scalp Mesotherapy:

This treatment is suitable for individuals experiencing brittle, dull hair or excessive hair shedding. Factors contributing to these conditions include:

• Hormonal imbalances, such as androgenic alopecia due to elevated testosterone levels in both men and postmenopausal women.
• Postpartum period.
• Stress.
• Poor diet, smoking, and other lifestyle factors.
• Excessive sun exposure.
• Medical treatments (e.g., chemotherapy) or conditions (e.g., thyroid disorders).
• Seasonal hair loss.

Treatment Protocol:

• Initial Phase: Eight sessions are conducted bi-weekly.
• Maintenance Phase: Subsequent sessions occur every three months.

Each mesotherapy session is complemented by LED light therapy to enhance the treatment’s effectiveness. It’s important to initiate therapy promptly while hair follicles remain functional to achieve optimal results. Typically, noticeable reduction in hair loss and the onset of new growth are observed after approximately three months.

Post-Treatment Care:

• Avoid washing your hair for 24 hours following the session.
• Refrain from activities such as sauna, steam baths, or intense exercise during this period.

Potential Side Effects:

The procedure is well-tolerated, with no significant pain or itching reported, and does not require any social downtime.

Contraindications:

• Localized scalp infections.
• Active shingles (herpes zoster).
• Known allergies to any components of the mesotherapy solution.