What is Hair Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive injection that can be applied to many different skin problems. In this treatment method, a mixture of various components is injected into the skin. In hair mesotherapy, these injections contain components such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and coenzymes that nourish hair follicles and support hair growth and elongation. The procedure is painless because it is performed using micro-sized needles.

The human body develops into three different types of stem cells: ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm. As the embryo develops, these stem cells enable the formation of tissues and organs in the body. In the case of skin, ectodermal stem cells are the epidermis, the outer surface of the skin. The middle layer, called the mesoderm, forms the dermis, the middle part of the skin. The aim of mesotherapy is to improve the dermis region where mesodermal stem cells are located.

The surface of the epidermis, the outer layer, is covered with dead cells. Epidermal cells divide constantly, and dead skin is continuously shed from the skin. The dermis, the middle layer of the scalp, consists of hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin fibers. This layer, which provides skin elasticity, also houses hair follicles. This is the layer where hair strands grow and emerge from the skin, and it’s where mesotherapy injections are applied. Therefore, repair is achieved through injections applied directly to the root.

Who is Hair Mesotherapy Suitable For?

Hair mesotherapy, used as a treatment for hair loss in both men and women, helps regenerate hair follicles. This treatment method naturally stimulates and activates the scalp. Thanks to its innovative and modern technique, it strengthens existing hair and promotes its growth, while also supporting the growth of new and strong hair from weak follicles. Therefore, hair mesotherapy is an extremely suitable procedure for individuals experiencing severe hair loss. Hair mesotherapy can be an ideal solution in the following cases:

Severe hair loss due to pregnancy or metabolic reasons
Onset of male pattern baldness or hair loss due to genetics
Excessive thinning in a specific area, such as localized hair loss
Lifeless hair appearance caused by thinning and weakening of hair follicles
Vitamin and mineral deficiencies leading to hair loss
Excessive dryness and dandruff on the scalp

Who is a suitable candidate for hair mesotherapy is a question that patients often wonder about. Considering its benefits and effects, this treatment is ideal not only for those experiencing alopecia or baldness, but also for anyone who wants to achieve vibrant, thick, voluminous, shiny, and healthy hair. However, hair mesotherapy is not suitable for the following individuals:

Those taking blood-thinning medications or those with blood clotting problems
Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding
Patients with diabetes, liver, kidney, or heart problems
Individuals with an infection or lesion in the area experiencing hair loss
Those allergic to any of the components used in mesotherapy