There are many existing, recognised treatments for hair loss, ranging from topical applications and oral preparations, to cosmetic injectable treatments and surgical interventions. However, despite the variety of options available, alopecia is a complex conditon to treat and no one product or procedure offers a perfect solution. In this article, the effectiveness of the use of carboxytherapy—a minimally invasive, cost-effective treatment as a standalone or adjuvant therapy—for patients with alopecia is discussed along with the authors' own personal experiences of its use in aesthetic practice.
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