Hair loss (alopecia) is a common dermatological condition that can develop in both men and women as a result of genetic factors (androgenetic alopecia), hormonal imbalances, seasonal transitions, vitamin deficiencies and intense stress. In hair loss that is not intervened in the early stages, the roots may become miniaturized and lose their function over time.
Causes of Hair Loss and Dermatoscopic Analysis
Before starting hair treatment in our clinic, trichoscopic (digital scalp dermatoscopy) analysis is performed. The density of hair follicles, hair strand diameter, vascularity and inflammation status of the scalp are examined. When deemed necessary, blood tests (ferritin, vitamin D, B12, thyroid and hormone profile) are requested to determine the root cause of the hair loss.
How Does PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) Treatment Work?
In PRP treatment, the patient's own blood is centrifuged in special tubes to obtain plasma rich in growth factors and platelets. When this biological serum is injected into the hair follicles with micro needles:
- Blood circulation and microcirculation around the follicle increases significantly.
- Hair follicles that are dormant and unable to feed go into the anagen (growth) phase.
- The thickness, fullness and resistance to breakage of existing hair strands increase.
Hair Mesotherapy and Exosome Cellular Support
In hair mesotherapy, rich cocktails consisting of biotin, amino acids, zinc, hyaluronic acid and peptides are delivered directly to the hair follicles. Exosome therapy, on the other hand, contains billions of biological signaling molecules originating from stem cells, strengthening cellular communication and strongly triggering the regeneration of hair follicles in cases of severe hair loss.
Treatment Session Intervals and Protective Recommendations
Treatment protocols are generally planned as 4-6 sessions at 2-3 week intervals. In order to maintain the gains achieved after the sessions are completed, single-session maintenance applications are recommended every 3-6 months.
