Mesotherapy is the new cool of hair care. This technique could do magic and damage hair, and restore luxuriant and healthy hair. What does mesotherapy before and after look like? Is it an efficient technique? Could it possibly replace a hair transplant?
Here is everything you need to know!
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Mesotherapy before and after: what is the technique?
This new hair treatment method involves nutrient injections into the scalp. Those nutrients are vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Those injections could help with hair loss and make the hair more robust and shinner.
Many women start mesotherapy hoping to get luxuriant locks because they believe this technique may help their hair resist stress or pollution.
Mesotherapy before and after: how does it work?
Mesotherapy is the direct injection of the nutrients hair follicles need to grow healthy hair, such as calcium, iodine, manganese, copper, zinc, selenium, iron, potassium, and agents that help produce keratine, amino acids, and some surface expender.
Mesotherapy could be helpful for specific hair problems stimulating inactive hair bulbs, nourishing follicles, and getting rid of dandruff.
This procedure requires an experienced specialist doctor. The composition of the injection is unique for every patient and matches their hair goals.
Mesotherapy before and after: what are the issues it could help?
- Important hair loss
- Seborrhea of the scalp and breakdown of sebaceous glands;
- Dandruff
- Itchy and dry scalp
- Hair fragility and split hair
- Volume loss in basal area
Patients who should avoid mesotherapy
Any medical procedure as contraindications and mesotherapy is not an exception. Before undergoing this procedure, patients must be aware of the following facts:
- Do not undergo mesotherapy during pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Individuals with allergies against composite components should not undergo the procedure
- Women have to avoid undergoing mesotherapy procedures during their menstruation (menstrual period)
- Patients with endocrine system disorders are not suitable for the procedure
- Patients who have or may have benign and malign tumors should stay away from mesotherapy
- Patients suffering from infections cannot have a mesotherapy
Mesotherapy before and after: advantages and disadvantages
The “meso mix,” the nutrient combination injected into the patient’s scalp, is unique. Mesotherapy doctors individually combine them according to their patients’ hair issues and hair goals. This personalization is why mesotherapy may be very efficient on some hair problems.
The doctor estimates how many procedures the patient needs. Mesotherapy would have the following benefits:
- Gradually stops hair loss
- Activates hair growth
- Reduces the activity of fatty glands, so curls look cleaner, longer, and fuller
- Increases the blood flow and the oxygen delivered to hair follicles
- Reduce dandruff
- Improves hair density, smoothness, brightness during hairbrush and styling
Patients should take pictures before and after the procedure to make sure mesotherapy is efficient.
Is mesotherapy efficient for androgenic alopecia?
Mesotherapy may appear as a magic solution. However, this technique cannot do anything when it comes to androgenic alopecia. Nothing can resuscitate follicles the androgen killed. The procedure may be efficient for women with hair loss due to a lack of nutrients, not for men with androgenic alopecia.
To date, the only way to get rid of androgenic baldness is to undergo a hair transplant.
Mesotherapy before and after: mesotherapy VS DHI hair transplant
Patients suffering from androgenic baldness won’t benefit from mesotherapy; they should instead have a DHI hair transplant. DHI is a non-invasive hair transplant procedure offering excellent results.
At Hair Turkey, we are specialists in the DHI technique: our doctor only performs DHI and mega DHI hair transplants because we believe every patient should have the best technique.
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