Hair mesotherapy in Cádiz
A treatment tailored to the cause of hair loss
Hair loss may be linked to genetic, hormonal, nutritional, seasonal, emotional, pharmacological or medical factors.
Before undergoing scalp mesotherapy, it is important to assess the scalp, the pattern of hair loss, how long the condition has been present and the patient’s medical history.
Scalp mesotherapy involves administering superficial micro-injections into the scalp as part of a personalised treatment plan.
In what circumstances might it be recommended?
It may be considered as a complementary treatment in certain cases of:
- Hair thinning.
- Loss of density.
- Seasonal decline.
- Fine hair or hair of poorer quality.
- Protocols for scalp care.
- Follow-up after certain hair treatments or procedures.
Not all types of alopecia respond to the same treatment. Some cases require further tests or referral to another specialist.
When will the results be visible?
Hair grows in slow cycles. For this reason, any changes should be assessed over time rather than immediately after a session.
Monitoring progress using photographs taken under similar conditions can help to assess how the hair is developing.
How many sessions are needed?
The frequency depends on the diagnosis, the severity of the fall and the individual’s response. In some cases, an initial phase is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. It is necessary to identify the type of hair loss before recommending treatment.
Microinjections may cause some discomfort. The level of sensitivity varies from patient to patient and depending on the area.
Yes. In many cases, a hair care strategy involves a range of measures.
It is advisable to seek medical advice if hair loss is severe, occurs suddenly, results in patches of baldness, is accompanied by symptoms on the scalp, or persists for several months.
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