Mesotherapy is a non-surgical procedure that includes injecting vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other nutrients into the scalp to cure hair loss. This treatment tries to improve blood circulation, feed hair follicles, and lower hormones that cause hair loss. Mesotherapy may help with a range of hair loss problems, including androgenetic alopecia (pattern baldness) and stress-induced hair loss.
Mesotherapy Procedure:
Mesotherapy provides minute amounts of hair growth-promoting substances straight to the scalp, bypassing the epidermal barrier that topical therapies may struggle to penetrate. The substances are often injected into the epidermis’ dermis layer, which contains hair follicles, using very tiny devices.
Benefits:
Mesotherapy, which includes the injection of vitamins (such as B vitamins), minerals (such as zinc), amino acids, and growth factors into the scalp, supplies nourishment to the follicles, perhaps improving their health.
The injection procedure improves the supply of oxygen and nutrients to hair follicles by increasing scalp blood flow.
DHT (dihydrotestosterone) is a hormone that exacerbates hair loss, especially in androgenetic alopecia, and many mesotherapy combinations include ingredients that block it.
Mesotherapy has the ability to improve the texture and thickness of existing hair over time.
Despite the fact that results vary from person to person, mesotherapy has sometimes been shown to encourage the development of new hair.
What to expect?
Mesotherapy treatments normally last 20 to 30 minutes.
The majority of dermatologists suggest that patients have weekly or biweekly treatments for the first few months, followed by monthly maintenance visits.
Generally, outcomes are seen after a few sessions, however they might vary. Significant improvements often occur three to six months into treatment.
Ingredients used in Mesotherapy:
Biotin often known as vitamin B7, is an essential component used in mesotherapy to increase hair strength.
Dexpanthenol, a precursor to vitamin B5, is believed to improve the health of hair follicles.
Amino acids, particularly cysteine and arginine, are required for the formation of keratin, the protein that makes up hair filaments.
Finasteride may be effective in treating androgenetic alopecia
