Light Brush and scalp mesotherapy
Light Brush and scalp mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive injection procedure that provides targeted dermal biostimulation and activation of cellular metabolic processes. It promotes microcirculation and stimulates skin cell activity, suitable for scalp stimulation and hair follicle activation. It performs a scalp massage that improves blood circulation and helps nutrients reach hair follicles more effectively.
Please arrive for the procedure with a clean, freshly washed scalp without styling products.
The procedure is performed using dermatologically tested professional preparations by Mesoestetic, ensuring effective active ingredient delivery and good skin tolerance.
The procedure is recommended for increased hair loss, diffuse or seasonal hair thinning, a slowed hair growth cycle, sebum imbalance, and scalp dryness or irritation, as well as for improving scalp microcirculation, stimulating and strengthening the hair follicles, and providing preventive scalp care.
The procedure is not recommended in cases of acute inflammatory processes on the scalp, active dermatological conditions (psoriasis, fungal infections, etc.), open skin lesions, oncological conditions, pregnancy (subject to individual assessment), and individual hypersensitivity to the products used in the procedure.
6–10 procedures with 4-7 day intervals and a maintenance procedure once a month.
The procedure is painless. Sensations can be described as a pleasant scalp massage and refreshing oxygen flow.
No downtime — the client can immediately return to daily activities.
After the procedure, mild redness, temporary scalp sensitivity, and a brief sensation of warmth may occur.
For 24–48 hours it is recommended to avoid intense physical activity, sauna, steam bath, UV exposure, and solarium, not to expose the treated area to water for the first 24 hours, to avoid aggressive skincare products for 2–3 days, and to ensure adequate skin hydration using soothing and moisturizing dermocosmetic products.
Avoid mechanical irritation in the procedure area.