Hair loss is difficult to treat and can seem like a lost cause.

At VSR Aesthetics, we use microneedling combined with a unique formula of hyaluronic acid combined with other individually chosen ingredients to effectively treat hair loss.

Hair Loss Treatment is generally well tolerated and safe for most people with little downtime. The side effects are generally temporary, minimal, rare and preventable.

Side effects include:

• Redness

• Swelling

• Bruising

• Skin irritation

In order to achieve optimum results from your Hair Loss Treatment, it is advisable to follow our aftercare advice.

Following Hair Loss Treatment;

• Wash treatment area with tepid water a few hours following treatment to remove all serum and other debris, such as dried blood

• Avoid direct sun exposure for 1-2 weeks following treatment and apply sun protection (at least SPF30)

• Wash treatment area with a gentle shampoo and tepid water for 48 hours following treatment, and to dry your hair gently

• If using hair loss treatment, such as Minoxidil, these can be used post treatment

• Avoid direct sun exposure for 1-2 weeks following treatment

Despite Hair Loss Treatment being proven as a safe treatment, it is contraindicated in some individuals.

You should not consider having Hair Loss Treatment if:

• You are prone to keloids

• You suffer from a blood disorder where your body does not possess the ability to platelets to stop bruising and bleeding

• You are under medical care for high blood pressure, heart disease or diabetes

• You suffer from a compromised immune system

• You suffer from a skin disease

• You are taking anticoagulant medication

• You have a history of allergies

• You suffer from scleroderma

• You suffer from a collagen vascular disease

• You suffer from cardiac abnormalities

• You have an active bacterial or fungal infection

• You have scars less than 6 months old

Hair Loss Treatment is a safe and effective procedure. Adverse effects from this procedure are rare and often preventable.

Adverse effects include:

• Systemic hypersensitivity

• Infection

• Scarring

• Skin and tissue necrosis

• Hyperpigmentation (usually fades in 6 months, though in rare cases can be permanent)

• Hypopigmentation (usually fades in 6 months, though in rare cases can be permanent)