Nyon, Lausanne

Slows down hair growth: Injection of vitamins and minerals

Micro-injections to administer a cocktail rich in zinc, amino acids and trace elements into the scalp. Slows down hair loss and improves hair density

CHF 250
3 sessions - CHF 675

Number of sessions: 5-10
Duration of the session: 30 minutes
Duration of benefit: ~ 2 weeks

Mesotherapy light

Mesotherapy of the scalp to slow down hair loss and stimulate regrowth

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Slowing down hair loss through the injection of vitamins and minerals

Hair loss is an issue that affects many men and, indeed, some women. HairCare mesotherapy is an aesthetic medicine treatment which involves using microinjections to administer active ingredients, such as vitamins and minerals, directly into the scalp.

Benefits of treatment

As well as treating alopecia, HairCare’s capillary mesotherapy improves the density and quality of your hair and the results can be seen just 2 months after the first session.

Recommendations

So as to optimise the results, this therapy needs to be carried out regularly, with the patient and doctor working closely together. Several sessions in quick succession are needed during the first month, and then one treatment per month is recommended.

Any questions?

Please don’t hesitate to book a consultation with one of our doctors to discuss any of our treatments.

Should this approach be supplemented with medication or food supplements?

Mesotherapy Mesotheapy Light can be used alone or in combination with other hair loss treatments for an optimal and long-lasting result. The consultation allows our doctor to diagnose the type and cause of the hair loss. Depending on the hair problem, he may prescribe Minoxidil topically and/or Finasteride and oral antiandrogens.

What is mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a medical technique developed by Dr Michel Pistor which consists of administering active substances by superficial micro-injections into the skin, directly at the point where they are to act.