Alopecia – hair loss

Treatment of alopecia requires an individualized approach, depending on the type and cause of hair loss. In modern dermatology, a combination of targeted therapy and regenerative methods is used to stop hair loss, stimulate follicle regeneration, and promote new hair growth.

Treatments include the use of mesotherapy, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), or a combination of both methods, where active substances are injected into the scalp to nourish and regenerate the hair root while stimulating microcirculation and skin metabolism. This revitalizes the weakened scalp, awakens dormant follicles, and improves hair density and quality.

The therapy is minimally invasive, requires no downtime, and the first results—reduction of hair loss and appearance of new hairs—are visible within a few weeks. With regular treatments, it is possible to significantly slow down or stop the progression of alopecia and restore the natural volume and healthy appearance of the hair.

Treatments for alopecia are intended for anyone noticing increased hair shedding, thinning of the scalp, or the appearance of bald patches, regardless of gender or age. Ideal candidates are individuals in the early or moderately advanced stages of hair loss, when follicles are still present and can be stimulated to grow.

Candidates include:

• People diagnosed with androgenic alopecia (hereditary hair loss)

• People with alopecia areata, who have patchy bald spots

• People who have experienced sudden hair loss due to stress, hormonal changes, or illness (telogen effluvium)

• Women after childbirth, in menopause, or diagnosed with PCOS

• Men and women who want to slow down hair loss and improve hair density and quality

• Patients after hair transplantation, for support and faster recovery

Treatments are not recommended for people with completely atrophied (inactive) hair follicles, severe autoimmune or skin diseases active on the scalp, nor for pregnant or breastfeeding women. A professional evaluation by a dermatologist is essential for selecting the appropriate therapy.

Preparation for alopecia treatment is simple and does not require special measures, but it is important to follow a few basic recommendations to ensure optimal results and a comfortable treatment experience.

Before coming to the treatment:

• The scalp should be clean, free of styling products such as gel, hairspray, or mousse.

• It is recommended to wash your hair the day before the treatment but avoid using harsh shampoos or conditioners.

• Avoid consuming alcohol and taking anti-inflammatory medications (e.g., ibuprofen) 24 hours before the treatment, as they may affect circulation and skin sensitivity.

• If undergoing PRP therapy, it is important to be well hydrated and eat a light meal before the treatment to make blood drawing and recovery as comfortable as possible.

• Do not come with irritation, wounds, or infections on the scalp.

Before the procedure, the specialist will examine your scalp and collect all necessary information about your overall health, habits, and causes of hair loss. Based on the condition and needs, an individualized treatment plan will be created.

The treatment is minimally invasive and completely safe, thanks to the use of a local anesthetic that allows for a more comfortable application. There is no need for special rest or changes to your daily routine.

You can immediately return to your usual activities after the treatment. If you wish, you can wash your hair the same evening using your regular shampoo.

No side effects, infections, or allergic reactions related to scalp mesotherapy have been reported, making this treatment safe and well-tolerated by most patients.

There are no special precautions related to this treatment. However, it is recommended to avoid exposing the scalp to strong sunlight, using harsh chemical products, or causing physical irritation immediately before and after the treatment.

In cooperation with banks, Bagatin Polyclinic provides the option of paying in installments, as well as interest-free payments up to a certain number of installments.

You can check more about payment methods and the cost of the procedure in the current price list of the Bagatin Polyclinic: