Rejuvenate Your Hair with PRP Hair Treatment and Mesotherapy

PRP and mesotherapy both are beneficial. However, both treatments differ. So their comparison is not possible.
PRP method used the patient’s plasma. Whereas, vitamins and other minerals are injected for mesotherapy.
The time per session and number of sessions are also different. For PRP, a patient requires 7-10 sessions. Whereas, 5-8 sessions suffice for mesotherapy.
Additionally, PRP takes an hour-long period or more. While mesotherapy is completed in 30 minutes.
Both options are excellent to promote healthy skin and hair. But only the recommendation of a dermatologist based on the patient’s history and needs helps determine the course of action.

Yes, PRP and mesotherapy can be prescribed in combination. The effects are incredible!
You can get the combination done both for hair and skin. However, the final word comes from the doctor who knows best about your body and skin composition for the best results.

PRP is injecting the plasma into the skin. Therefore, the pain is the discomfort caused by the injection prick. PRP gives mild discomfort of pricking. When PRP is done with micro-needling the pain is slightly more, but as local anesthesia is used before the procedure the pain is manageable.

Yes, mesotherapy is perfect for the under-eye area. It rejuvenates the skin and reduces under-eye circles as well the sunken look of the eyes. Mesotherapy hydrates the fine thin skin of the eye area and gives it a youthful look.

PRP for hair is a safe procedure. Mostly, a set of 3 – 6 sessions with a gap of a few weeks is practical.
After multiple sessions and positive results patients should visit for a follow-up with the doctor. Doctors may prescribe a booster treatment on an annual basis to enhance and increase hair growth.

PRP treatment is generally a safe method to revive skin and renew hair growth for all people. However, certain patients may not be allowed to go ahead with PRP treatment, they are:

1. Cancer
2. Chronic heart disease
3. Chronic skin disease
4. Liver disease
5. Low platelet count
6. Metabolic disorder
7. Thyroid disease
8. Unregulated diabetes

PRP treatment is done via injections, which means it hurts like a prick. However, each patient has a different pain threshold. But there are certain side effects or reactions which may not show in all patients such as:

1. Mild redness
2. Slight pain or discomfort in the injection site
3. Prickling pain at the injection sites

PRP Treatment is meant for many skin and hair issues. Dermatologists sometimes use it in combination with mesotherapy.
It is used for skin issues such as:

1. Acne Scars
2. Pigmentation spots
3. Fine Lines and wrinkles
4. Large pores
5. Uneven skin tone & sun spots

PRP injections further supplement and aid cases of:

1. Hair loss
2. Improving the appearance of skin graft donor sites
3. First or second-degree thermal burns
4. Post-traumatic scars
5. Bedsores
6. Diabetic foot ulcers
7. Arterial or venous leg ulcers