An irritated scalp is often initially characterised by itching or increased dandruff. If this remains untreated, inflammation can develop. In severe cases, the inflammation spreads from the upper layer of the skin to deeper layers of tissue - which increases the risk of persistent discomfort.
Causes
An inflamed scalp can be caused by various factors. There is often a disturbance in the natural microbiome of the scalp, in which the body's own microorganisms multiply excessively. If these or foreign pathogens - such as bacteria, viruses or fungi - enter small lesions on the scalp, an inflammatory reaction can occur. Other possible triggers are hair follicle inflammation (Folliculitis)parasites, allergies or a weakened immune defence.
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Treatments
Plasma therapy
The injection of platelet-rich autologous plasma into the scalp has an anti-inflammatory effect, supports regeneration and can accelerate the healing process.
Mesotherapy
A special cocktail of active ingredients is injected directly into the scalp to promote healing, soothe the skin and restore the balance of the microbiome.
