Hair Mesotherapy — Scalp Treatment

Hair mesotherapy at MarBelle Clinic injects a targeted blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and growth-stimulating compounds directly into the scalp dermis at the level of the hair follicle bulb. This direct delivery overcomes the scalp's dense stratum corneum — far thicker than facial skin — to nourish follicles, improve local circulation, and reduce the inflammatory processes that underlie common hair thinning. The clinic also offers a hair exosome add-on for enhanced follicle stimulation. A course of five to seven sessions is recommended; a six-session package is available at a 17% saving.

Hair loss — whether from androgenetic alopecia, telogen effluvium, or inflammatory conditions — has at its root a combination of follicle miniaturisation, reduced local vascularity, and inflammatory mediator activity in the perifollicular tissue. Hair mesotherapy addresses these mechanisms by delivering active agents precisely into the zone of action: the scalp dermis surrounding the follicle bulb, at a depth of 2–4mm. The active compounds in hair mesotherapy cocktails typically include: biotin and panthenol (essential B-vitamins for follicle keratinisation); saw palmetto extract or dutasteride peptide derivatives (DHT-blocking components for androgenetic cases); minoxidil in microdose form (KATP channel opener that prolongs anagen phase when delivered dermally); zinc and selenium (cofactors in follicular enzyme systems); hyaluronic acid (to improve scalp dermal hydration and tissue environment); and various amino acids and coenzymes that support follicle cell metabolism. At MarBelle Clinic, the physician selects the appropriate cocktail based on the type and stage of hair loss observed at consultation. The injection is performed using a mesotherapy gun or fine-gauge needle in a systematic scalp grid, covering the zone of concern. The procedure causes a mild stinging sensation across the scalp; topical numbing spray is available if needed. The session takes approximately 30 minutes of active treatment time. Hair exosomes — the optional add-on offered at the clinic — are extracellular vesicles derived from mesenchymal stem cell conditioned media, rich in growth factors including FGF, VEGF, and Wnt pathway proteins that directly influence hair follicle progenitor cells. Applied either topically after the needle channels are open, or injected as a separate microinjection step, exosomes represent the most advanced follicle biostimulation currently available outside clinical trials. A course of five to seven sessions at weekly or fortnightly intervals is recommended for initial stimulation, with monthly maintenance thereafter. Results are typically seen as reduced shedding within the first month, followed by measurable density improvement at three to six months as the anagen-stimulated follicles produce new shaft growth. Photography at intervals is useful to track progress.