Hair Loss Therapy (PRP & Mesotherapy)

Scalp treatments to support hair follicles and reduce shedding in early-stage thinning, using platelet-rich plasma, fibrin, mesotherapy or carboxytherapy. At CME Anti-Aging these are drawn from your own blood (for PRP and fibrin) or use micronutrient cocktails, and are best suited to early or moderate thinning rather than long-established hair loss. A course with ongoing maintenance gives the most realistic results.

Hair-loss therapy at CME Anti-Aging brings together several scalp treatments aimed at supporting existing hair in early-to-moderate, non-scarring thinning. Platelet-rich plasma (I-PRP) and fibrin (I-PRF) both use a small sample of your own blood, spun to concentrate platelets and the growth factors they release; injected across the thinning scalp, these factors are associated with improved follicle support and a prolonged active growth phase. Scalp mesotherapy delivers a tailored blend of vitamins and micronutrients into the skin, and carboxytherapy is used to support local blood flow — the treatments are often combined within a single plan. At CME Anti-Aging in Stargard a session takes around thirty to forty-five minutes, with the scalp numbed for comfort where needed, and there is essentially no downtime beyond possible mild tenderness. These treatments tend to work best for thinning where follicles are still present rather than areas where hair is already lost, so realistic expectations are set at consultation. A typical approach is an initial course of several sessions spaced a few weeks apart followed by periodic maintenance, since results are gradual and depend on continuing treatment. Because PRP and fibrin use your own blood, tolerability is good. The clinic prices each method separately so a plan can be assembled to suit the individual. Suitability, the likely number of sessions and any contraindications are reviewed by the physician before starting, and outcomes vary from person to person.