Injectable mesotherapy of the scalp (Suisselle CellBuster Hair)

Suisselle CellBuster Hair Scalp Injectable Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure designed to stimulate hair growth and improve scalp health by delivering active substances directly to affected areas. It contains stabilized Hyaluronic Acid 18 mg (6 mg/ml), amino acids, and vitamins.

Purpose / Goals

• Stimulate hair follicle activity and strengthen follicles
• Improve scalp microcirculation and oxygenation
• Nourish and regenerate scalp tissue
• Prevent excessive hair loss
• Support growth of stronger, denser hair
• Monitor treatment progress and adjust protocol as needed

Indications

• Thinning or sparse hair
• Androgenetic or diffuse hair loss
• Signs of weakened hair shafts
• Need for a hair rejuvenation protocol

Contraindications

• Active scalp infections
• Severe bleeding disorders
• Allergy to the injectable solution components
• Pregnancy or breastfeeding (per clinical protocol)

Procedure

• Cleaning and disinfecting the scalp
• Applying local anesthesia if necessary
• Administering active substances using Suisselle CellBuster Hair technology
• Performed in layers according to clinical protocol

Procedure Duration

• Approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on the treated area and number of injections

Procedure Results

• Reduced hair loss
• Stimulation of new hair growth
• Improved hair density and thickness
• Visible effect after 4–6 weeks, maximum results after 3–6 months
   

Sources:

https://suisselle.com/product/cellbooster-hair/
https://bcam.ac.uk/patients/treatments/mesotherapy.aspx
https://www.healthline.com/health/mesotherapy#side-effects

 

IMPORTANT!

The information presented in this section is for informational purposes only and is not intended for self-diagnosis or treatment. In case of pain or worsening health, it is essential to consult a physician, who will recommend the necessary investigations and establish a personalized treatment plan. To ensure the most accurate and consistent interpretation of test results, it is recommended that analyses be performed in the same laboratory, as different laboratories may use different methods and measurement units for similar tests.