What is it?
Hair Mesotherapy is a medical treatment that consists of infiltrating the patient's scalp with a compound rich in nutrients such as vitamins, amino acids and nucleic acids, which stimulate the strengthening and growth of the hair.
Prevent hair loss
Hair Mesotherapy
Hair mesotherapy, the first approach to the overall treatment of weakened hair.
5 sessions
What are the benefits?
It activates blood circulation, revitalises the hair follicles, induces accelerated hair growth, increases hair thickness and density, hydrates the scalp and prevents premature hair loss.
How many sessions are needed?
Treatment for hair loss with mesotherapy involves 5 sessions, which may or may not be combined with hair PRP treatment – Platelet-Rich Plasma.
When Hair Mesotherapy treatment is combined with hair PRP treatment, the results are even longer-lasting.
What are the contraindications of hair mesotherapy?
Although there are no side effects associated with mesotherapy, there are some situations in which this treatment is not advisable, such as: pregnancy and breastfeeding, infection or wounds in the area to be treated, alopecia areata, autoimmune diseases, endocrine diseases, a history of cardiovascular problems, or an allergic reaction to any of the essential components of the formula to be injected.
Mesotherapy
How does Hair Mesotherapy treatment work?
In this hair treatment, the follicle is supplied with all the nutrients needed to produce strong hair, counteracting the miniaturisation characteristic of alopecia, in which hair grows increasingly thinner and shorter. This treatment is administered by injection, applied exclusively by a specialised and certified medical team.
5treatment sessions
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Combined treatment
Mesotherapy and Hair PRP
Hair Mesotherapy treatment combined with hair PRP treatment offers excellent results, particularly in cases where the hair has become thinner and less dense. Many female patients present with this type of condition after the menopause, as do younger women with low progesterone levels.
