Hair mesotherapy in Istanbul
Hair mesotherapy involves scalp injections as part of a proposed hair-care treatment. Ask which substances are planned, why the treatment is being suggested and how the response will be assessed.
What to discuss at your consultation
Request the exact substances proposed for scalp injections and the reason for each. Discuss evidence for your concern, contraindications and how an unsatisfactory response would be reviewed. Scalp mesotherapy delivers small amounts of a chosen solution into the skin through micro-injections. The content of these solutions differs between providers, so the product name and its ingredients should be written in your plan. Mention allergies, current medication and any history of scalp infection. Because hair loss has many causes, ask whether blood tests or a dermatology assessment would be sensible first, and agree in advance how and when the response will be reviewed.
Personalised treatment plan
Non-surgical treatments are not offered as a package; hotel, transfers and interpreter services are not included for these treatments. We help you plan your appointment. Clarify the details of the treatment, the number of sessions and follow-up with the treating facility.
Travel and length of stay
Ask for an individual schedule before booking flights. Confirm the number of visits, review appointments and when the treating professional expects you to be fit to travel. Some treatment plans require more than one visit.
Follow-up after returning home
After you return home, we follow up with you for 2 years and we get in touch with you ourselves: close follow-up in the first week, then once a month until month 6 and every 3 months until the end of the second year.
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How many hair mesotherapy sessions are needed?
Hair mesotherapy is usually planned as a course of several sessions, often a few weeks apart; maintenance sessions may then be discussed for some people. The number of sessions depends on your hair loss and the formulation used. If you are travelling, ask in advance whether the sessions will fit into one visit. The treating doctor sets the session plan.
What is used in hair mesotherapy?
In hair mesotherapy, mixtures that may contain vitamins, minerals, amino acids or other ingredients are injected into the scalp with fine needles. The contents vary by product and by the treating team's choice. It is a good idea to ask in advance for the product name, its ingredients and why it was chosen. Always mention any allergies.
What is the difference between hair mesotherapy and PRP for hair?
Mesotherapy uses a prepared mixture injected into the scalp, while PRP uses platelet-rich plasma obtained from your own blood. Both are given by injection and are usually planned as a course. Which may suit you better depends on the cause of your hair loss and your medical history. The treating doctor makes the choice after an examination.
What should I pay attention to after hair mesotherapy?
Brief redness, tenderness or small bumps may appear after the treatment and usually settle quickly. You may be asked not to wash your hair on the first day and to avoid saunas and intense exercise. Do not scratch or rub the injection sites. Follow the written aftercare instructions you are given; your treating team's instructions take priority.
Who should avoid hair mesotherapy?
An allergy to ingredients in the mixture, an active scalp infection, certain chronic conditions or blood-thinning medicines may affect suitability. It is usually postponed during pregnancy and breastfeeding. Share your full medical history and the medicines you take in advance. The treating doctor decides whether mesotherapy is suitable for you.
Plan your consultation
Tell us which treatment you are considering, your country and your preferred contact time. We will help you understand what information is needed for an initial assessment.
Before & after
Browse the before-and-after photographs. Results vary between individuals; these images do not predict your outcome. Ask which examples relate to the treatment you are considering.
What is hair mesotherapy?
Hair mesotherapy is a series of small injections into the scalp that deliver a solution chosen by the practitioner, which may contain vitamins, amino acids or other active ingredients. It aims to support the scalp and existing hair. Formulations vary between providers, so the exact product should always be named in your treatment plan.
Who may be suitable for hair mesotherapy?
It may be discussed for people with diffuse thinning or weakened hair who want a non-surgical option, or as support around a hair transplant. It does not replace finding the cause of hair loss. Allergies, pregnancy, scalp infection and medical conditions affecting the scalp require a doctor’s assessment first.
Hair mesotherapy: What should international patients expect in Istanbul?
Before travelling you can send scalp photos and details of your hair-loss history. In Istanbul the practitioner examines your scalp, confirms the product and performs the injections within a single appointment. Because mesotherapy is typically planned as a course, discuss how many sessions are realistic during your stay and what, if anything, can be continued at home.
What is recovery like after hair mesotherapy?
Downtime is usually short. Small marks, tenderness or redness at the injection points can occur and typically settle on their own. Follow the practitioner’s advice on washing, heat and hair products during the first period after treatment, and report persistent swelling or signs of infection.
What results can be expected from hair mesotherapy?
Responses vary and may be modest. The effect is assessed over time rather than straight after a session, ideally using photographs taken in the same conditions. Mesotherapy is not a substitute for medical treatment or a hair transplant where those are indicated.
Hair mesotherapy: What is AVAN AESTH’s role?
AVAN AESTH coordinates the process and does not provide treatment. For hair mesotherapy we pass your information to the healthcare provider for an initial review, schedule your appointments and keep in touch after your visit so that follow-up questions reach the treating team.
Planning your treatment
Before booking, discuss your goals, suitability, alternatives and risks with the treating professional. Request a written treatment plan and realistic expectations. The plan should be based on your individual assessment.
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