Microneedling for Hair Loss

Microneedling for hair loss uses a device fitted with fine, sterile needles to create controlled, microscopic punctures in the scalp. These micro-injuries trigger the skin's natural wound-healing response, thought to stimulate local blood flow and potentially improve the scalp's receptiveness to topical or infused growth-supporting actives applied immediately afterward. For this reason, microneedling is frequently paired with treatments like PRP or topical minoxidil-based serums, since the micro-channels created can improve how well these products are absorbed. The procedure is performed with topical numbing for comfort, takes around 30 minutes, and involves minimal downtime beyond mild scalp redness for a day or so. Needle depth and session frequency are adjusted based on your scalp sensitivity and the combination therapy you're following, with density changes assessed gradually over a course of sessions.