What is scalp mesotherapy?

Scalp mesotherapy is a safe method for treating hair loss. It is a medical procedure that involves injecting the scalp with products containing nourishing ingredients. It consists of directly injecting substances into the scalp, individually tailored to the patient's problem. These can be various types of cocktails containing ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, biomimetic peptides, as well as plasma or stem cells. These products help stimulate microcirculation in the scalp, reduce excessive hair loss, strengthen and nourish hair follicles.

In today's world, we are particularly exposed to various stress-inducing factors such as an unhealthy lifestyle, rush, and an excess of responsibilities. The weakening of the body is also influenced by an improper diet, a small amount of consumed fruits and vegetables, and a diet low in vitamins and micronutrients. There can be many causes of hair loss, but very often, hormonal imbalances leading to androgenic alopecia are the cause. This problem affects both men (about 70%) and women (about 40%).

How to prepare for the procedure?

Scalp mesotherapy does not require special preparation. The condition for the procedure is the patient's good health. For hygiene reasons, we recommend washing your hair on the day of the treatment because the hair should not be washed for the next 24 hours after the mesotherapy.

How is the procedure performed?

The procedure involves the administration of active substances (e.g., cocktails, peptides, platelet-rich plasma, stem cells, etc.) through multiple injections directly into the scalp using a fine needle. The person performing the procedure makes punctures about 0.5-1.5 cm apart, and the depth of the punctures is usually between 0.5-3 mm. The puncture marks disappear very quickly, leaving a gentle barrier of the product around the hair follicles. Hair washing is recommended only 24 hours after the procedure. Scalp mesotherapy takes about 20-30 minutes, but if platelet-rich plasma or stem cells are administered during the procedure, the procedure time extends to about 50 minutes.