Hair loss prevention: plasma therapy, mesotherapy, vitamins, and trichologist advice — Radeski Skin Clinic.
Injections to Prevent Hair Loss
Injection therapies for hair loss prevention vary by diagnosis: vitamin therapy (mesotherapy), hormonal therapy, or plasma therapy (PRP).

Which procedure stops shedding?
Plasma therapy (PRP) at Radeski Skin & Aesthetic Clinic suits oily hair or dry scalp. Greasy shine decreases, itching and flaking improve. A PRP course on the scalp reduces intensive shedding and promotes new growth.
Mesotherapy injects vitamin cocktails and nutrient blends into the scalp at 2–4 mm depth — individually to stop shedding, stimulate growth, or strengthen hair shafts.
Which vitamins are injected?
- B7 (biotin) — helps prevent alopecia;
- B9 (folic acid) — activates growth;
- B10 (PABA) — improves color, delays graying;
- B12 (cyanocobalamin) — protects against alopecia and dry scalp.
What deficiencies cause shedding?
Shedding may reflect low biotin, iodine, and zinc. Slow growth may follow lack of vitamins E and B, folic and nicotinic acid, magnesium, silicon, and calcium. Dandruff often links to B6, B12, A, F, and biotin deficiency.
Trichologist advice
Include meat, fish, grains, dairy, fruits and vegetables, nuts, seafood, and olive oil in your diet. Physician-directed vitamin complexes can support recovery.
Omega-3 and hair health
Fish oil helps reduce dryness, brittleness, itching, dandruff, and shedding. Omega-3 fatty acids primarily improve scalp health — healthy hair grows from healthy skin.
Home care
For brittleness and dandruff, trichologists often recommend specialized shampoos such as Vichy Dercos.
Related services: Trichology center, Plasma therapy (PRP), Prices.
PRP or mesotherapy — which is better?
It depends on diagnosis. A trichologist will plan after trichoscopy and history.
How many sessions are needed?
Typically a course of 4–8 sessions. The exact number is individualized.
Are oral vitamins enough?
Sometimes as support, but significant shedding may require injections and workup.
Which vitamins matter most?
B group (biotin, B12), C, D, A, E, F, plus iron, zinc, and omega-3.