Hair mesotherapy

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Mesotherapy refers to all methods in which minimally invasive substances are injected into the body for a specific purpose, such as slimming, skin or hair rejuvenation. In hair mesotherapy, nutrients and necessary substances are injected into the scalp and it gradually stops hair loss and returns the shed hair.

Applications of hair mesotherapy

• hair loss treatment
• Regrowth of lost hair
• Alopecia treatment
• Hair restoration after hair transplant

How does meso work?

In mesotherapy, a combination of minerals (such as calcium, iodine, manganese, copper, zinc, selenium, iron, potassium), vitamins, hormone regulators, amino acids, vasodilators and other substances needed by the body are injected into the scalp. This strengthens the hair and accelerates the growth of new follicles. Of course, you should note that injectable materials are different for each client depending on the type and extent of his problem.

How many mesotherapy sessions do I need?

Obviously, the number of sessions required for your treatment depends on the extent and type of your problem. In addition, what is your body’s reaction to this treatment is also important. The effect of this treatment has had a quick reaction in some clients and the treatment has ended with fewer sessions, and in some clients the number of sessions is more due to the slow reaction of the body. But experience has shown that the final result of hair mesotherapy usually varies between 8 and 15 sessions. This is despite the fact that many clients have seen initial results after the third session.

If your question is how long is the interval between sessions, it should be said that we usually recommend that you visit every week at the beginning of this treatment and change this interval from 4 sessions to once every two weeks. After this period, you can do monthly mesotherapy.

Our suggestion

At Dr. Mina’s beauty and slimming clinic, we suggest combining hair mesotherapy with ozone therapy to see the results twice as fast and better.

If you have hair loss due to a disease such as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism or any other disease, try to get treatment for that disease first, and then go for hair removal.

Benefits of hair mesotherapy

• Neat, beautiful and fuller curly hair
• Increasing blood supply and oxygenation in the scalp
• Dandruff reduction
• Improve hair density
• Improving the effects of other treatment methods
• Smoothness, shine when brushing hair
• Feeding skin tissue and follicles
• Affordable cost
• High probability of success (about 90%)
• Few sessions
• Little pain and discomfort
• Fast recovery, no recovery period
• Very few side effects

Complications of hair mesotherapy

The side effects of mesotherapy are not something that prevents a person from doing such a fruitful procedure. On the other hand, these side effects do not happen to everyone and it completely depends on your physical condition. The side effects of hair mesotherapy are temporary and because it is done only in the dermis layer of the skin, it does not pose a risk to the health of the patients.

• itchy head
• mild pain
• Temporary peeling of the head
• A small wound or bruise
• Headache or nausea

Does hair mesotherapy hurt?

Naturally, inserting a syringe into the head can be painful for some people, but due to the thinness of the syringe head, this pain is not unbearable and not annoying. In addition, the doctor or operators usually use a local or injectable anesthetic on the scalp to reduce the pain caused by the injection.

Who cannot do mesotherapy?

There are two categories of people who cannot use this treatment method to reduce their hair loss; Those who have one of the following problems will not get results from mesotherapy. That’s why it’s not wise to spend money on this method:

• Hair loss caused by selfies or underlying diseases
• Those who are undergoing chemotherapy. (These people should visit for hair loss after the end of their treatment process to increase the speed of their hair return.)
• Men over 40 or people with severe androgenetic baldness.
• Women over 60 who have severe androgenetic baldness.
• Those who do not have good hair due to genetic problems.
• The second category are people for whom this method is harmful:
• People suffering from diabetes, hepatitis, hemophilia, AIDS, etc.
• Pregnant women
• People with liver, kidney and heart problems.

Care before hair mesotherapy

• Wash your hair the night before or the morning of the mesotherapy visit.
• Do not take medicines such as aspirin and anti-inflammatory medicines such as ibuprofen three days before.
• If you use anticoagulants or blood thinners, be sure to consult your doctor before the treatment session.
• Do not use strengthening substances, hair care medicines, conditioning substances, etc. for at least 24 hours before the treatment.
• Do not drink alcoholic beverages 48 hours before.
• Care before hair mesotherapy
• Drink plenty of fluids and water on the first day.
• Do not wash your head or take a shower for at least 4 hours after the treatment.
• Avoid heavy activities and sports that cause sweating for 2 days after the treatment.
• Do not use strengthening substances, hair care medicines, conditioning substances, etc. for 24 hours
• Avoid taking anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin or vitamin E for 24 hours after mesotherapy for hair
• Avoid going to hot tubs, saunas, jacuzzis and massages for 48 hours after the treatment.
• Do not drink alcoholic beverages for 48 hours.
• Do not expose to direct sunlight for two weeks after hair mesotherapy.
• You can use pain relievers such as acetaminophen to relieve pain or discomfort.
• Do not massage your head until it is completely healed.
• Use the medicines prescribed by the doctor to remove the bruises and improve the side effects.
• Is hair mesotherapy a permanent treatment?
• It cannot be said with certainty that this method is permanent and after that there will be no possibility of hair loss. But you can increase its durability by renewing it monthly.