Hair Loss and Its Causes
Hair loss can occur for different reasons, such as genetic predisposition, hormonal changes, nutrition, stress, and certain health conditions. For the right approach, the type and possible cause of the loss must first be evaluated.
In medical aesthetics, applications such as PRP and mesotherapy for hair loss may be evaluated to support the scalp and contribute to follicle health. Method selection is personalised and made with a realistic assessment.
The Role of PRP and Mesotherapy
PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is the application of plasma obtained from the person's own blood, with its growth factors, to support the scalp. Mesotherapy is based on delivering nourishing contents to the scalp through microinjections.
These methods can be planned alone or, where appropriate, together. The result is usually evaluated not in a single session but through a plan of sessions at certain intervals.
Expectation Management and Session Plan
Realistic expectation is decisive in hair applications. The effect appears not at once but with regular sessions and over time. Patience and planned follow-up are therefore important.
The type and duration of the loss affect the result; in some cases, the goal is to support existing hair and slow the loss. Transparent information clarifies in advance which result can be expected and when.
Care Routine and Recovery
After application, short-term sensitivity or redness may be seen on the scalp; these are generally temporary. Following the physician's care recommendations supports the process.
General health, nutrition, and sleep patterns also affect hair health. Applications are therefore more meaningful when handled together with a holistic approach.
Safety and Limits
General health status, medications used, history of allergy, and existing scalp problems affect the suitability of the application. In some cases, the underlying cause may need to be evaluated first.
A safe result is possible with a detailed examination and a realistic plan. Dr. Murat Toktamışoğlu prioritises proceeding with a personalised and transparent approach.
The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not replace personal medical advice, diagnosis, or a treatment plan. Every procedure is planned during an in-person consultation, taking into account the person's age, skin type, health status, medications, allergies, pregnancy and breastfeeding status, and expectations.