Dutasteride injection is an advanced non-surgical treatment for men and women struggling with androgenetic alopecia (pattern hair loss).
It works by blocking the enzyme 5-alpha-reductase, which converts testosterone into DHT (Dihydrotestosterone) — the main hormone responsible for weakening and shrinking hair follicles.
By reducing DHT levels directly in the scalp, Dutasteride helps slow down hair thinning and promote thicker, healthier growth.
In this treatment, a small dose of Dutasteride is injected directly into the scalp through a fine needle (mesotherapy technique).
This allows the medicine to act locally on the hair roots — giving all the benefits of Dutasteride without the side effects of oral tablets.
The therapy helps to:
• Reduce active hair fall
• Reactivate dormant follicles
• Increase hair density and volume
• Direct action on scalp (localized treatment)
• Safe, quick, and nearly painless
• No downtime — resume work right after
• Noticeable improvement in 2–3 months
• Can be combined with PRP, GFC, or Regenera Activa
• Men or women with early to moderate androgenetic alopecia
• Patients who don’t tolerate oral anti-androgens
• People seeking non-surgical options for hair loss control
At Sarin Skin Clinic, Defence Colony, Dr. Ankur Sarin personally performs each session using ultra-fine needles for comfort and precision.
Every patient undergoes detailed scalp analysis before treatment to ensure the right concentration and coverage.
We use original formulations and sterile protocols for maximum safety and predictable outcomes.
How many sessions do I need?
Usually 3–4 sessions spaced a month apart, followed by a maintenance session every 6–9 months.
Is the treatment painful?
Mild discomfort or tingling is common, but local anesthesia or numbing cream makes it comfortable.
How soon will I see results?
Hair fall reduction starts within 4–6 weeks, with visible thickening in 3–4 months.
Can it be combined with PRP or GFC?
Yes, combining it with PRP or GFC helps boost follicle stimulation and speeds up regrowth.
Are there side effects?
Since the drug acts locally, systemic side effects are rare. Mild redness or swelling may occur for a day or two.