What is Hair Mesotherapy?

Hair mesotherapy is a specialized medical technique that consists in the administration of microinjections in the scalp, with a mixture of vitamins, trace elements and active ingredients. This treatment seeks to stop hair loss, stimulate hair growth and support the treatment of different types of alopecia in an effective and localized way.

These microinjections allow nutrients to be taken directly to the hair follicle, favoring cell regeneration, improving oxygenation and blood circulation in the area, which strengthens the follicles and improves hair density and quality.

By acting directly on the hair root, mesotherapy minimizes the systemic absorption of the active ingredients, which reduces the possibility of unwanted side effects to a minimum.

Several studies have demonstrated the efficacy of this technique in improving the thickness, strength and overall health of hair in patients with different hair conditions.

how can Hair Mesotherapy help you?

Mesotherapy is an effective and minimally invasive solution to address various types of alopecia. It can be applied as a single treatment or as a complement to other hair procedures, thus enhancing results.

It is also an ideal alternative for those patients who cannot or do not wish to follow oral treatments to combat hair loss.

The composition of the substances used varies according to the patient’s needs and the specific type of alopecia present.

Mesotherapy for Androgenetic Alopecia

This is the most common form of alopecia and can affect both men and women. It manifests as a progressive loss of hair thickness and density.

In men, it usually begins in the receding hairline, frontal area and crown of the head.

In women, it is evidenced by the progressive widening of the midline of the hair.

Mesotherapy for this type of alopecia focuses on neutralizing the action of androgens, which are responsible for weakening the hair follicles. By blocking these hormones locally, hair miniaturization is slowed down and hair recovery is promoted.

Mesotherapy for Alopecia Areata

This alopecia is of autoimmune origin and presents in the form of circular plaques of hair loss that can appear in outbreaks.

It is usually associated with triggering factors such as high stress, and is accompanied by a significant inflammatory component.

In these cases, mesotherapy allows corticosteroids to be applied directly to the affected areas, which reduces inflammation in a localized manner, avoiding the side effects of systemic use. In addition, it can be combined with nutrients and vasodilators that stimulate capillary regeneration.

Mesotherapy for Telogen Effluvium

Frequent especially in women, this type of hair loss is caused by specific situations such as stress, nutritional deficiencies, infections, postpartum, surgery or even Covid-19.

It is characterized by a noticeable hair loss that usually appears about two months after the triggering event.

Mesotherapy, in these cases, offers a direct source of nutrients and active ingredients that help reactivate the follicles and stop hair loss, favoring a faster and healthier recovery.

Mesotherapy for Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia

This type of scarring alopecia has increased its incidence in recent years, affecting mainly women around menopause.

It involves hair in the frontal area, sideburns and sometimes in other areas of the body.

Mesotherapy treatment seeks to stop the inflammatory process that affects the follicle and may include hormone blockers, vitamins and trace elements, with the aim of stopping the progression of alopecia and recovering the quality of the affected hair.

Preventive mesotherapy: To prevent hair loss and strengthen the hair

Beyond the treatment of specific pathologies, mesotherapy is also used as a preventive measure to maintain strong, healthy hair with good volume.

By delivering nutrients directly to the follicle, the follicle becomes more resistant, less prone to breakage and with better overall quality.

Mesotherapy and hair aging

Over time, hair loses thickness and strength due to follicle aging.

Mesotherapy helps to counteract this process by applying vasodilators, vitamins and minerals that improve blood flow and oxygenation of the scalp, revitalizing the follicles and improving hair health.

Benefits of Hair Mesotherapy

This treatment offers multiple advantages, although the results may vary according to the type of alopecia and the patient’s characteristics:

Stimulates hair growth: By regenerating scalp cells and activating follicles with essential nutrients.

Decreases hair loss: Strengthens follicles, which significantly reduces hair loss.

Stronger, thicker hair: Promotes a thicker, healthier mane.

Personalized treatment: Solutions are designed specifically for each patient, increasing their effectiveness.

Non-invasive technique: Does not require surgery and does not generate downtime.

Natural and progressive results: Hair is regenerated gradually and visibly.

Before the treatment

Before beginning treatment, one of our doctors performs a detailed evaluation of the scalp and the type of alopecia. Based on this assessment, a customized formula is defined with the right ingredients for each patient.

During the application of the treatment

The area to be treated is cleaned and disinfected to ensure optimal conditions.

The substances are applied by means of very superficial microinjections with a fine needle and a specialized device, designed to make the procedure painless and comfortable.

Each session lasts an estimated 20 to 30 minutes. Several sessions are usually required for optimal results, the number of sessions depending on individual needs.

After application, the active ingredients are progressively absorbed and begin to act on the hair follicles.

After the treatment

After the session, it is important to follow the specialist’s instructions:

Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 24-48 hours.

Keep the area clean and hydrated.

Do not go to saunas or swimming pools.

Do not wash the head with hot water during the first hours.

In some cases, medical controls will be programmed to evaluate the evolution of the treatment and to make adjustments if necessary.