Dutasteride Mesotherapy is a relatively new and effective treatment for hair loss. Doctors mainly prescribe it for male pattern hair loss. Small injections of dutasteride deliver the medication directly to the skin and target hair follicles. This approach, while already highly favored in Europe, is gradually increasing in popularity in the USA.
Dutasteride prevents testosterone from becoming DHT, a hormone linked to hair loss in men. Lowering DHT in the scalp can help with hair thinning, stop hair loss, and promote regrowth. Small injections create tiny holes in the skin, allowing the medicine to work better and support natural hair growth.
Dutasteride mesotherapy has potentially fewer side effects than oral dutasteride and finasteride. Oral dutasteride and finasteride can lead to reduced sex drive, libido, lead to sexual issues, and depression among others.
This treatment is a good option for patients who want to avoid pills or prefer topical treatments. Important to mention that this option is less researched and may not work as well as FDA-approved pills. Therefore, it is crucial to discuss the pros and cons.
Yes, dutasteride mesotherapy is an effective method to treat pattern hair loss in both males and females. A review of 18 studies found that patients are satisfied with hair regrowth and see thicker, denser hair. Side effects are rare and usually mild, making it a safe choice for most patients.
Dutasteride mesotherapy is a good treatment for pattern baldness. It works well for people who haven’t had success with traditional methods. This option is suitable for patients who cannot take oral medications like finasteride or dutasteride.
Some individuals worry about the side effects of pills. Others may avoid medications because of health issues, other drugs, or specific medical conditions. This treatment provides an alternative for those seeking different solutions for hair loss.
Doctors usually do not prescribe finasteride and dutasteride to women who can get pregnant. However, they are generally safe for women in menopause. If a woman does not plan to get pregnant, she also can consider these treatments.
Clinical studies on Dutasteride mesotherapy in women reported no serious side effects. This is supported by our own experience and opinions of reputable colleagues. In our clinic, we thoroughly discuss all treatment options during hair loss consultation and develop personalized treatments.
Dutasteride mesotherapy is generally safe. However, some individuals may experience mild side effects such as redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection site. In rare instances, hair loss may temporarily worsen but typically improves with continued treatment.
To minimize risks, it is crucial to choose a reputable provider with experience in correctly injecting dutasteride. A skilled practitioner can employ the proper technique to decrease the likelihood of complications and achieve optimal results.
Below is a step-by-step explanation of a Dutasteride Mesotherapy session:
For optimal results, we recommend that patients undergo a Dutasteride Mesotherapy session every two to three months. Because hair loss happens slowly over time, it’s important to have regular treatments to keep the results. We will adjust the number of sessions based on their response to the therapy.
Patients can generally expect to see noticeable hair regrowth after 2-3 sessions of Dutasteride mesotherapy. The timeline can vary depending on the patient’s hair growth cycle and the severity of hair loss.
Dutasteride Mesotherapy costs between $300 and $600 per session, depending on where you go and who provides the treatment. See our pricing page for more information. To enhance effectiveness, you can use dutasteride in combination with minoxidil.
Before undergoing Dutasteride Mesotherapy, it’s important to ensure that the scalp is clean. Patients should avoid using hair products or oils on the day of the treatment. Before the procedure, avoid too much sun and do not use strong hair products or treatments on your scalp.
After the procedure, patients should avoid sweating heavily. They should also stay away from situations where dirt or bacteria could come into contact with their scalp for a few days. Patients should not use hair products or do things that could bother their scalp, like brushing too hard or wearing tight hats. Also important to follow any additional aftercare instructions given by the healthcare provider.
Combining mesotherapy with oral medications may help, especially for patients with progressive types of hair loss. A direct delivery, coupled with needle stimulation may have additional benefits.
Mesotherapy is good for patients who want to reduce the amount of oral medication they take. They can take finasteride and dutasteride pills a few times a week instead of every day. Please note that each case is individual, and we should discuss it during the consultation.
You can and should combine Dutasteride mesotherapy with other hair loss treatments. Pattern hair loss has a variety of reasons, and it is essential to address all aspects of the condition.
We encourage all our patients to schedule a consultation initially. In the consultation, we use digital trichoscopy to create a personalized treatment plan for conditions like hair loss. Treatments may include medications, PRP therapy, laser therapy, or LLLT.
We discuss making healthy choices like eating well, staying active, and managing stress. These things can help improve your hair and overall health. We also provide advice on hair care. This provides a comprehensive approach to non-surgical hair restoration.
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