Mesotherapy delivers a blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and growth-supporting compounds into the scalp through a series of very fine micro-injections. The aim is to improve the environment around weakening follicles — circulation and nutrient supply — rather than to replace hair that has already gone.
How does a course of mesotherapy work?
A course is usually several sessions spaced a few weeks apart, and it is commonly combined with medical treatment or PRP rather than used alone. Sessions are short and there is no downtime beyond mild tenderness at the injection points.
Who is mesotherapy suitable for?
It is offered for thinning and early-stage loss. Where follicles are no longer present it will not produce new growth, and you will be told that at assessment rather than sold a course.
The evidence for mesotherapy in hair loss is more limited than for established medical treatments, which is why it is usually offered as an addition rather than on its own. Results vary between individuals.
What are the side effects of mesotherapy?
Side effects are usually mild and short-lived: tenderness, small bruises or redness at the injection points. Allergic reactions to the ingredients are uncommon, so tell the clinic about any allergies beforehand.
Is it the right option for you?
Every plan starts with an examination. Dr. Bansal will tell you whether mesotherapy fits your case — including when it does not.