Dra. Clara Navarro · Medicina Estética

Hair

Hair mesotherapy

Stimulates growth and slows down hair loss.

Hair mesotherapy

What it involves

Hair mesotherapy nourishes the scalp with vitamins and actives that strengthen the follicle, stimulate growth and help slow down hair loss. It's a simple, well-tolerated treatment carried out in spaced sessions. Beforehand we assess the cause of the hair loss to make sure it's the right option for you.

Benefits

  • Strengthens the follicle
  • Slows hair loss
  • Well tolerated

Who is it for?

Hair mesotherapy is primarily suited to people experiencing diffuse hair loss, hair thinning or a reduction in density related to nutritional deficiencies, stress, hormonal changes or seasonal reactive shedding. Before we begin, we assess the cause of the hair loss: not all types of alopecia respond equally to this treatment, and a prior medical evaluation allows us to confirm it is the right option for you.

If your hair has become dull, finer or less dense and you are looking for an approach that strengthens the follicle from within, this treatment may be a good fit. Expectations should be realistic: our goal is to slow hair loss and support a healthier scalp environment, not to reverse conditions that require a different approach.

What the session is like

The session begins with a thorough cleanse of the scalp. We then apply micro-injections of a tailored cocktail of vitamins and actives directly into the scalp, concentrating the action where the follicle needs it most. The procedure is straightforward and well tolerated; most people describe it as mild, brief discomfort.

The session lasts approximately thirty minutes. Sessions are spaced progressively depending on each person's response, and the full protocol is planned at the initial assessment to suit your specific situation.

Results and how long they last

Results are progressive: in the first weeks you may notice a reduction in shedding, and with subsequent sessions a gradual improvement in hair strength and density. This is not an immediate result; the response varies depending on the cause and progression of each individual's hair loss.

Once the initial protocol is complete, we recommend spaced maintenance sessions to sustain the benefit achieved. We review your progress together and adjust the frequency according to how your scalp responds.

Aftercare

After the session it is best to avoid washing your hair for the first few hours and to keep away from direct heat (high-temperature dryer, straighteners) on the same day. We also advise against applying products to the scalp immediately after the treatment so as not to interfere with the absorption of the actives.

In the following days you can return to your normal routine without restriction. If you have any questions or notice an unexpected reaction, please contact us without waiting for your next appointment.

Frequently asked questions

Is hair mesotherapy painful?
Most people describe it as a sensation of small pinpricks — mild and brief. It is a well-tolerated treatment, although sensitivity can vary from person to person. If you are particularly sensitive, we can look at options to make the experience more comfortable.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on each individual case: the type and progression of hair loss and how the scalp responds to treatment. At the initial assessment we plan a personalised protocol and adjust the frequency as we progress. There is no standard number that applies to everyone.
When will I start to see results?
Results are progressive and require patience. Some people notice a reduction in shedding within the first few weeks, while improvement in density is usually seen with more sessions and over time. Individual response varies, which is why we monitor progress throughout the treatment.
Does it work for all types of hair loss?
No. That is precisely why we assess the cause of hair loss before recommending the treatment. Hair mesotherapy can be a good option in certain types of diffuse or reactive hair loss, but it is not equally indicated for all forms of alopecia. A prior medical evaluation is essential to recommend it appropriately.

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