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What Is It?
Hair mesotherapy involves injecting a customised blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and DHT-blockers directly into the scalp at the level of the hair follicles. It aims to nourish the scalp environment, improve blood flow, and reduce factors that contribute to hair loss.
How It Works
The cocktail — typically containing biotin, vitamins B, C, and D, zinc, minoxidil, and dutasteride — is injected in multiple small doses across the scalp using a mesotherapy gun or manual technique. A series of weekly or fortnightly sessions builds up the local concentration of active ingredients.
Realistic Results
Reduced hair shedding and improved scalp health over a course of 8–12 sessions. Some patients see increased hair density with regular maintenance. Results are not as robust as PRP but are a useful adjunct or alternative for patients who prefer a cocktail approach.
Recovery
No downtime. Small injection papules resolve within hours. Mild scalp tenderness for 24 hours. Hair can be washed after 24 hours.
Risks & Complications
- !Mild bruising and tenderness at injection sites
- !Allergic reaction to a cocktail ingredient
- !Infection if technique is not sterile
- !Limited evidence compared to PRP or FDA-approved medications
Red Flags — Choose a Clinic Safely
- ⚑Provider cannot name the ingredients in the mesotherapy cocktail
- ⚑Cocktail contains unlicensed growth hormones or stem cells marketed as hair treatments
- ⚑Procedure recommended as a standalone alternative to evidence-based treatments (finasteride, minoxidil)
- ⚑No scalp assessment before starting treatment
Questions to Ask Before Booking
- What is in the mesotherapy cocktail, and can I have the product data sheet?
- Are all ingredients approved for injectable scalp use?
- How does this compare to PRP for my type and stage of hair loss?
- How many sessions do you recommend, and at what intervals?
- Should I continue any topical or oral hair loss treatments alongside this?
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