Traditional and complementary medicine · Treatment guide
Hair and Facial Mesotherapy
Hair and facial mesotherapy: assessment of hair loss or skin complaints, choice of substances, expectations and follow-up after treatment.
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Hair and Facial Mesotherapy: what approach is taken?
In hair and facial mesotherapy, vitamins and supportive substances are delivered by micro-injection. The aim is to support the structure of the hair and skin and contribute to a more vital appearance. The substances used and the frequency of sessions are determined according to the target area and the physician’s assessment.
Areas of assessment and treatment
- Supportive micro-injection for hair loss
- Skin revitalisation and nourishment treatments
- Individually tailored formulation and session planning
The cause of hair loss must be established
Hair loss may be related to various diseases, to medication or to temporary conditions. Examination of the scalp and, where needed, investigations are carried out before a product is chosen. For facial treatments, skin diseases, previous aesthetic procedures and allergies are discussed; the same formulation is not necessarily used for both areas.
Realistic expectations and aftercare
The name of the product to be used, the change intended and the limits of the evidence are explained. Possibilities such as tenderness, bruising and infection after the procedure are assessed. Daily care advice is given according to the product. No definite and lasting result in hair growth or appearance should be promised.
What is assessed at the first consultation?
Your medical history, your current symptoms, the medicines you take and your needs in daily life are all discussed. You may share any previous investigations you have. Suitable options are considered together after the physician’s assessment.
Your questions
Patient information
Is mesotherapy appropriate for every kind of hair loss?
No. Treating the underlying cause or other options may take priority; dermatological assessment may be needed.
Can a single formulation be used for everyone?
The condition of the skin and scalp, allergies and product characteristics all differ. Suitability is assessed on the basis of both the person and the product.




























