Scalp & Hair-Loss Mesotherapy

Scalp mesotherapy delivers active ingredients directly into the scalp through fine micro-injections to support hair follicles and help reduce shedding in early-stage thinning. Dermedica offers established protocols including Dermaheal HL, the Dr Cyj peptide hair-filler and scalp carboxytherapy, with a combined Dr Cyj course available. It is best suited to early or moderate thinning rather than long-established hair loss, and works best as a planned course with maintenance.

Mesotherapy for the scalp applies the principle of targeted micro-injections to the area of thinning hair, introducing a tailored blend of active ingredients — vitamins, peptides, growth-factor-style complexes and micronutrients — directly into the scalp where the hair follicles sit. The aim is to support the follicles' environment and the scalp's microcirculation, which is associated with reduced shedding and healthier-looking hair in suitable cases. Dermedica offers several recognised protocols: Dermaheal HL, a multi-ingredient anti-hair-loss cocktail; the Dr Cyj hair filler, a peptide-based treatment delivered as a short course; and scalp carboxytherapy, which uses micro-doses of medical carbon dioxide to support blood flow to the scalp. At the studio, cosmetologist Natalia Kapturska assesses the scalp and hair and recommends a protocol and realistic plan, as these treatments work best for early-to-moderate, non-scarring thinning rather than areas where follicles are already lost. A session takes around twenty to forty minutes; the scalp can feel briefly tender, and there is essentially no downtime. Because the effect builds with repetition, a course is recommended — the studio offers a combined Dr Cyj package of 3+3 sessions — followed by maintenance every few months; results are gradual and depend on continuing care. Scalp mesotherapy may support stronger-looking, less-shedding hair and can be combined with scalp carboxytherapy for a fuller approach. Suitability, the likely number of sessions and any contraindications are discussed beforehand.