Skin Rejuvenation: PRP is used to improve the appearance of the skin and give it a younger appearance. By increasing collagen production, it helps to tighten the skin and increase its elasticity. It reduces wrinkles, improves skin tone and reduces blemishes.

Hair Treatment: PRP is used as an effective method of treating hair loss. When applied to hair follicles, it can stimulate hair growth and improve hair quality.

Wound Healing: PRP can be used to accelerate the wound healing process. It can be especially effective in cases such as burns, varicose ulcers or scars.

Mesotherapy is a treatment method in which vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and other biological substances are injected into the skin. These injections aim to promote skin regeneration and help stop hair loss.

Mesotherapy may contain various formulas that can be used for different purposes in the treatment of hair loss. These formulas may vary depending on the underlying causes of hair loss. For example, factors such as vitamin D deficiency, iron deficiency or hormonal imbalance can cause hair loss. Mesotherapy provides a customized treatment to heal the scalp.

Mesotherapy sessions usually range from 4 to 6 sessions and are performed at weekly or bi-weekly intervals. The response to treatment may vary depending on the person’s hair loss condition and how they respond to the treatment.

Consultation and Evaluation: In the first stage, the specialist will evaluate your hair, try to determine the cause of hair loss and tell you whether PRP treatment is appropriate.

Blood Collection: For PRP treatment, some blood is first taken. This is usually done from the arm or elbow area. After the blood is drawn, the blood sample is transferred into a special tube used for the procedure.

Centrifugation Process: The blood sample is processed using a centrifuge device. The centrifuge separates the blood from plasma and platelets. Platelets are blood cells that are rich in growth factors and other cellular compounds.

Injection: PRP obtained as a result of centrifugation is injected into the scalp. These injections are usually made in the areas of hair loss and sparse areas of the scalp. Injections can be performed under local anesthesia. The frequency and number of injections is determined by the doctor.
Follow-up and Treatment Process: PRP treatment may need to be repeated regularly for it to be effective. Usually, a series of sessions (for example, 3-4 sessions) is done at the beginning, then the treatment is continued at regular intervals. Session intervals and duration of treatment may vary depending on your doctor’s recommendations.
As a result, PRP and mesotherapy are popular methods of hair loss treatment and can provide positive results. However, as each individual’s hair loss condition is different, it is important to consult a specialist to determine which treatment method is most suitable. Our experts will recommend the most suitable treatment plan and provide you with the best option to improve your hair health.