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Hair Mesotherapy

Strong, healthy hair begins with a healthy scalp. Hair mesotherapy is a targeted biological therapy performed with microinjections that effectively supply hair roots with nutrients, reduce hair loss, and stimulate new hair growth. The essence of the procedure is to restore what the hair is missing: vitality, density, and shine.

Using an ultra-thin needle, active substances – vitamins, minerals, amino acids, trace elements, and non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid – are delivered directly into the middle layer of the scalp. This way, they reach the hair follicles, improve blood circulation, and provide essential components. The treatment not only stimulates hair growth but also helps restore scalp balance – reducing dandruff, oiliness, and dryness.

With regular mesotherapy sessions, hair becomes noticeably denser, stronger, more elastic, and shinier, while hair loss is significantly reduced. It is an excellent solution for both men and women experiencing seasonal or chronic hair weakening.

Effects

• Reduces hair loss and strengthens roots.
• Stimulates new hair growth and renewal of existing hair.
• Improves scalp condition.
• Hair becomes stronger, more elastic, and healthier.
• Enhances blood circulation and follicle oxygen supply.

Who is it for

• Those experiencing hair loss or thinning.
• Those who want to strengthen hair after childbirth, illness, stress, or seasonal changes.
• Those seeking to maintain a healthy hair growth cycle preventively.

Before the treatment
Each session begins with an individual consultation, during which the condition of the scalp and hair is assessed. Based on this, the most suitable mixture of active ingredients and treatment frequency is selected. Injections are performed quickly, pain is minimal, and you can return to daily activities immediately after the treatment.

Contraindications

• Inflammatory reactions.
• Exacerbation of chronic skin diseases at injection sites.
• Oncological diseases.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• Blood disorders (such as clotting issues).
• Use of anticoagulants.
• Acute infections (including viral, e.g., herpes).

Frequency of treatment
Suitable both as a one-time treatment and for systematic use. Recommended regularity – once every 2–3 months.

Disadvantages
The result is not permanent, as the skin is constantly renewing; therefore, to maintain the desired aesthetic effect, the treatment should be repeated periodically. Possible side effects – small bruises at injection sites, in rare cases – allergic reactions to the components.

After the treatment

• Avoid thermal treatments (sauna, hot bath).
• Temporarily refrain from exfoliating products (peelings, scrubs) in the treated areas.