What Is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a non-surgical hair treatment that involves injecting a customized blend of vitamins, minerals, peptides, and growth factors directly into the scalp to stimulate hair follicles, improve blood circulation, and nourish the scalp environment.

Often used to slow hair thinning, boost hair density, or support post-transplant regrowth, mesotherapy is a popular option for both men and women experiencing early-stage hair loss.

How It Works

• A clinician uses micro-injections to deliver active ingredients just beneath the skin’s surface (in the mesodermal layer)
• The cocktail may include compounds such as:
  • Biotin (Vitamin B7)
  • Amino acids and peptides
  • Hyaluronic acid
  • Growth-stimulating agents or plant extracts
• These substances improve microcirculation, reduce inflammation, and revive dormant follicles

Mesotherapy is often performed in sessions spaced 1–2 weeks apart for several months.

Who It’s For

• Patients with early to moderate hair thinning
• Individuals with diffuse hair loss due to stress, hormones, or nutrition
• People seeking a non-surgical boost to hair health
• Suitable for men and women, especially those who are not transplant-ready

Benefits

• Minimally invasive, with no downtime
• Can improve hair density and texture over time
• Often used in conjunction with PRP, minoxidil, or LLLT
• Nourishes the scalp and helps rebalance oil production
• Customizable formulations for specific scalp needs

Limitations & Risks

• Results vary and may take 2–3 months to show
• Not effective on fully bald areas or advanced hair loss
• May cause temporary redness, swelling, or itchiness at injection sites
• Requires repeated sessions to maintain results
• Efficacy depends on formulation quality and technique

Questions to Ask Your Clinic

• What ingredients are used in your mesotherapy cocktail?
• How many sessions will I need, and how often?
• Can I combine mesotherapy with other treatments like PRP or DHI?

Disclaimer

This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Always consult with a qualified professional before undergoing any medical procedure.

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