Capillary Microneedling – What is it + Results Before and After!

Capillary Microneedling – What is it + Results Before and After!

This technique emerged as an aesthetic proposal to treat the skin and even the scalp, and has numerous advantages, and may be a solution for the treatment of hair loss.

If you have faced hair loss and noticed a possible baldness or thinning, we have gathered everything you need to know about hair microneedling and impressive results before and after treatment.

Questions about Hair Microneedling

What is it?

Microneedling is an aesthetic treatment that can be performed on different body tissues, such as skin and scalp. On the skin, this treatment has the function of treating acne marks and other scars.

The treatment performed on the scalp works as a stimulus to encourage the birth of new hair strands.

 

How it works?

The capillary microneedling technique can be performed using 2 different techniques, varying the material used:

• Roller: A kind of roller with several microneedles, which is slid over the scalp or in the microneedling treatment for the skin.
• Pen: Device that resembles a pen and has several microneedles at the tip, which are used to pierce the skin or scalp.

 

To carry out the treatment, the process begins with the use of an anesthetic ointment or spray on the scalp and then the application of microneedles on the area to be treated, using either a pen or roller.

After using the microneedles on the scalp, it is common for there to be a little bleeding and this helps with the treatment to stimulate the growth of new hair.

With the superficial micro perforation of the scalp and the bleeding in the region, the blood starts to clot and thus forms new platelets, which have growth factors and help and stimulate the birth of new hairs, in addition to stimulating the production of collagen, which Promotes hair strengthening.

After the session, the patient is instructed to wash his hair after 6 hours of treatment, using a specific shampoo for healing and stimulating the birth of new hair strands.

For a more effective result that stimulates the birth of new hairs, each patient is analyzed individually to define the number of sessions. In addition, aesthetic treatment can also be accompanied by medical guidance with medicines and vitamins that fight hair loss.

 

Who is it for?

The capillary microneedling treatment is a technique indicated for those who suffer from male or female pattern baldness, in addition to rarefaction of the strands, which leave flaws in the scalp.

In addition to resorting to the technique as an aid to encourage the birth of new movies, it is also important to seek medical help to identify the causes of hair loss, which can be related to different factors, such as lack of nutrients and vitamins, stress, among others.

 

Are there any risks?

The technique that causes micro perforations in the scalp can bring risks related to contamination and the development of fungi and bacteria in the perforations. Therefore, it is essential that the treatment is carried out by a professional and that he follows the hygiene and asepsis recommendations.

To avoid risks, it is ideal to carry out the treatment in a specialized clinic and by a qualified professional, discarding the idea of ​​doing the procedure at home.

For people who face healing problems, the treatment should be analyzed in advance by a doctor, avoiding the formation of keloids during the healing process.

 

How much does it cost on average? #price

The price varies greatly according to the professional and the region to be treated, but on average the session costs around R$ 400,00.

 

Hair Microneedling Before and After Photos

If you are interested in the hair microneedling technique as an alternative to hair transplantation, which is more expensive and complex; We brought before and after photos of the treatment that show impressive results of how the treatment can work to stimulate the growth of new hair, fighting baldness or rarefaction.

 

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