Scalp mesotherapy involves injecting, at very shallow depth, tiny amounts of vitamins, minerals, hyaluronic acid and other active ingredients, to nourish the scalp and support the hair cycle. It is aimed at fine hair, falling density and certain diffuse hair loss, alongside a work-up and a main treatment, never instead of it. In Marrakech, Dr Sara Zahid, dermatologist in Guéliz, indicates it after examining the scalp, and offers it alone or combined with hair PRP.
After disinfection, fine needles deposit the mixture in small, spaced injections on the areas to be treated. A numbing cream or skin cooling may be offered. The session lasts about half an hour. The mixture is chosen according to the indication: vitamins, trace elements, hyaluronic acid, sometimes other active ingredients.
For fine hair, falling density, diffuse hair loss that has stabilised after the cause was corrected, or alongside early androgenetic alopecia. It is not suited to every situation: active shedding from a deficiency, an inflamed scalp or evolving alopecia areata are treated differently first.
Mesotherapy injects a prepared mixture of vitamins and active ingredients. PRP injects a platelet-enriched plasma prepared from your own blood, rich in growth factors. Exosomes are cellular messengers used as a supplement. The three can complement each other; the order and combination are decided after the work-up.
A protocol generally starts with several sessions two to four weeks apart, then is maintained at longer intervals depending on the scalp’s response. The exact number is reassessed during follow-up, on standardised photographs taken at each stage.
Small bumps, redness or scalp tenderness may last a few hours, sometimes a day or two; there is generally no social downtime. We avoid washing the hair that evening and exposure to strong heat and unprotected sun during the day.
The treatment is postponed in case of infection or a wound on the scalp, a herpes flare, pregnancy or breastfeeding, a known allergy to a component, an active autoimmune disease or anticoagulant treatment (risk of bruising). The situation is checked before each session.
At the Skin & Aesthetic Clinic, in Guéliz, with Dr Sara Zahid, dermatologist, by appointment. A consultation comes first; a detailed quote is given before any procedure, with no single advertised price.
It supports the scalp and the hair cycle and can improve the density of fine hair. It does not replace a main treatment and does not regrow hair on an area that has been smooth for a long time.
They are very fine pricks, generally well tolerated. A numbing cream or skin cooling can be discussed.
Several sessions two to four weeks apart, then maintenance. The number depends on the state of the scalp and the response observed.
PRP uses your own blood and targets growth factors; mesotherapy uses a prepared mixture. Dr Zahid chooses, or combines them, after examination.
No, as a precaution: it is postponed during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Not before several weeks, and a protocol is judged over several months, because hair grows slowly.
Small redness, bumps, tenderness or small temporary bruises. A prior work-up limits the risks; precautions are explained before the session.
The fee is given by the clinic after examination: it depends on the mixture, the number of sessions and the area. There is no single advertised price, and a detailed quote is given before any procedure.
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