Abstract

Aim Hair mesotherapy, as broadly defined, represents a variety of minimally invasive techniques in which medications are directly injected into the scalp in order to improve alopecia. There are few clinical studies evaluating the efficacy and safety of mesotherapy in any form. Material and Methods In this study, we evaluate the clinical changes of mesotherapy formulation on 15 men and 8 women patients, which consists of minoxidil, biotin, dexpantenol, herbal complex and procain and which is applied for androgenetic alopecia in our clinic every week. Results In the analysis done before and aſter the mesotherapy, when the hair quantity, hair thickness, scalp state and hair loss are compared, the difference between them was statistically meaningful (p<0,05). There was no side effect during and aſter the application. Conclusion In the hair mesotherapy, there is lack of mixture and application scheme whose effectiveness has been proved scientifically. We approve this study to be published that it supports the few issues.

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