Non-surgical aesthetic hair loss therapies target thinning by stimulating follicles, enhancing scalp health, and boosting growth through in-office procedures like PRP, microneedling, and mesotherapy.
PurposeThese treatments slow progression of androgenetic alopecia or other thinning by delivering growth factors, nutrients, or micro-injuries to awaken dormant follicles, improve blood flow, and thicken existing hair for fuller density.ProcedureBlood is drawn and spun into PRP for scalp injections; microneedling uses a dermaroller to puncture the skin, often paired with topicals; mesotherapy injects customized vitamin-mineral blends directly into the mesoderm. Sessions occur monthly initially, then maintenance every 3-6 months.BenefitsPRP increases hair count and thickness over 3-6 months, microneedling amplifies topical absorption for better regrowth, and mesotherapy nourishes follicles for sustained density, with studies showing up to 30% improvement when combined.RisksTemporary redness, swelling, scalp tenderness, or minor bleeding occur post-procedure; rare issues include infection, allergic reactions to mesotherapy cocktails, or uneven results if sessions are inconsistent.AftercareAvoid washing hair or harsh products for 48 hours, use gentle shampoo, protect from sun, and continue any prescribed topicals like minoxidil. Schedule follow-ups and report prolonged pain or unusual shedding.AlternativesTopical minoxidil or finasteride, low-level laser therapy helmets, or cosmetic options like toppers provide non-invasive support; hair transplants suit advanced loss unresponsive to these.SafetyWe tailor protocols based on hair loss stage and type, using sterile techniques and patient blood/products to minimize risks, with best outcomes from early intervention and combo therapy.