Prior to the Microneedling for Scalp treatment, please keep your hair washed and cleaned. Avoid applying wax, gel, clay, etc. Before your microneedling treatment, our friendly consultant will check to find areas with hair loss and make a note of it. Photos might be taken to measure your progress with hair regrowth.
The scalp areas to be treated with microeedling is first cleaned with alcohol to disinfect the areas to be treated. The Microneedling for Scalp treatment involves two passes across the entire scalp. This may take between 20 to 40 minutes. The intensity of the treatment will be adjusted upwards over time. The needles are disposed of after treatment for hygiene reasons.
The consultant will apply the 5% Minoxidil with Royal Jelly and gently massage the area for about 5 minutes after the microneedling treatment. This promotes the absorption of the active ingredients by the hair follicles and will accelerate hair regrowth significantly.
There has been numerous research studies which shows the effectiveness of microneedling with Minoxidil for hair growth.
Study 1: A Randomized Evaluator Blinded Study of Effect of Microneedling in Androgenetic Alopecia: A Pilot Study (2013) [source]
Study 2: Response to Microneedling Treatment in Men with Androgenetic Alopecia Who Failed to Respond to Conventional Therapy (2015) [source]
A: Microneedling for hair loss is a therapy which involves a microneedling device, often a dermaroller or a microneedling pen, used on the scalp. This procedure induces tiny, micro-injuries to the skin, stimulating the production of collagen and growth factors, subsequently leading to the stimulation of hair follicles and promoting hair growth.
A: While microneedling may show improvement for many forms of hair loss, its effectiveness varies depending on the type of hair loss. It tends to be most beneficial for hair thinning and Androgenetic Alopecia, but it’s essential to discuss your specific condition with a medical professional.
A: Side effects of microneedling for hair loss are generally minor and may include slight swelling or redness in the treatment area immediately after microneedling. However, these should subside within a day or two. In some cases, microneedling can also lead to minor scalp irritation.
A: Yes, research shows that microneedling can help stimulate hair regrowth by activating the rejuvenation process in your scalp. The process might lead to an increase in hair density and hair count after a few sessions.
A: Though primarily seen as a treatment for hair loss, microneedling can also serve as a preventative measure. Researchers believe that the technique may stimulate the scalp and improve the health of hair follicles, which can ultimately help prevent certain forms of hair loss.
A: Microneedling has numerous benefits for hair and scalp health, including hair regrowth, improvement in hair density, and the rejuvenation of the scalp. It can also stimulate natural growth factors and the restoration of hair thinning areas.
A: The process of microneedling creates tiny injuries on the scalp, which triggers the body’s wound healing response. This leads to the stimulation of growth factors associated with the hair follicle, leading to hair regrowth and an increase in hair density.
