Mesotherapeutic administration of arginini and fine-needle stimulation in the treatment of alopecia of non-inflammatory (in the experiment)
A modern and little-studied direction of veterinary dermatology which origins from the humane practice -mesotherapy and micronidling is considered in this article. For the first time a method has been proposed for using the DRS dermaroller with a length of 1 mm microneedles in combination with intracutaneous injections of the amino acid arginine. The use of the DRS dermaroller was considered in mono - mode. The comparison was carried out on a biological model of non-inflammatory alopecia, the results were presented and analyzed. The study involved 15 rabbits of the French sheep breed, on which the alopecia site was formed experimentally. The animals were divided into 3 groups - 5 animals in the experimental groups, and 5 in the control intact group. The growth of wool at the site of the alopecia lesion was noted more actively in 5 laboratory animals receiving combined therapy using micronidling and intradermal mesotherapeutic infilration of arginine.