History Of Mesotherapy
Hair Mesotherapy in Androgenetic Alopecia Treatment
The most common cause of hair loss is a hereditary condition that happens with aging. It is called Androgenic Alopecia,and also known as male-pattern baldness and female-pattern baldness. Mesotherapy for hair loss is a near painless treatment that has been shown to treat Alopecia patients, with little to no complaint about the pain of treatment. By the help of superfine needles, essential vitamins and medicines are delivered directly into the scalp to stimulate the regrowth of hair.
Hair Mesotherapy;
- Slows down hair loss and gradually stops it
- Improves blood circulation on the scalp
- Stimulates hair follicles to create strong hair shafts
- Regenerates the roots of hair that are inactive under the skin
- Decreases excess DHT (primary hormone responsible for male pattern baldness)
- Corrects hormone imbalances
- Revitalizes hair follicles by regenerating hair cells
- Stimulates the production of collagen
- Encourages new hair growth
Other causes of hair loss in both males and females can be listed as an imbalance of hormones around the hair follicle, lack of proper nutrients, and reduced blood circulation to the scalp. To stimulate these hair follicles again, a customised mesotherapy solution contains a combination of chemicals, vitamins, nucleic acids, and coenzymes, depending on the patient’s unique requirements, injected into the scalp.
How is Hair Mesotherapy Carried Out?
How Hair Mesotherapy works?
Mesotherapy can be applied to people who experience any of the following conditions:
- Androgenetic alopecia (male pattern hair loss)
- Traction Alopecia (hair loss due to traction or pulling)
- Alopecia areata (spot baldness, including on the beard area)
- Post-natal hair loss
- Diffuse hair loss (a general hair loss, more frequent in women)
Is Mesotherapy for Hair Effective?
This treatment is superior to the other conventional drug therapies because it is a very effective treatment with a small amount of medication that would cause less or no side effects. After six weeks, new hair starts growing again in affected areas, and becomes part of the hair’s own growth structure.
Applications should be repeated at regular intervals, as prescribed by the doctor.
What Are the Side Effects of Mesotherapy?
Since Hair Mesotherapy is applied directly to the desired area, it is believed that side effects are limited or reduced. Possible side effects of mesotherapy:
- Allergic reaction to the injected drugs/solutions
- Skin infections
Who Is Not a Good Candidate for Mesotherapy?
- Pregnant women,
- Breastfeeding women, People with immunological diseases,
- Cancer patients,
- People with diabetes
are not suitable for Mesotherapy.