Mesotherapy – Injection Treatment
Mesotherapy is an anti-aging procedure that gives your skin a refreshed and rejuvenated appearance. This injection-based method is one of the top choices in aesthetic and anti-aging treatments. Over time, the skin loses its elasticity and firmness, but this popular technique helps slow down the aging process, hydrates the skin, and stimulates circulation. Mesotherapy significantly improves skin quality.
Mesotherapy – Treatment Process
Mesotherapy is a rejuvenation method in which nutrient-rich cocktails are injected into the middle layer of the skin – the mesoderm. These cocktails contain various ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins (A, B, C, K), minerals, antioxidants, amino acids, and growth factors. These substances work together to regenerate the skin layers, even out skin tone, and improve facial firmness. They also stimulate the natural synthesis of collagen, helping to reduce wrinkles and fine lines. This synergistic effect leaves your skin refreshed and radiant.
On average, the treatment lasts 30 minutes.
Is Mesotherapy painful?
The procedure involves using fine needles to inject the cocktails into the skin. To ensure the treatment is completely painless, a numbing cream or gel is applied to the skin beforehand.
When to Expect Results & Aftercare
The first effects of mesotherapy are noticeable just a few days after the treatment. Maximum results appear a bit later, once the skin has fully responded to the active ingredients and new collagen synthesis has begun.
After the session, our medical doctor will provide you with complete instructions and skincare tips. It’s important to avoid strong sun exposure and to use high-SPF sunscreen.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Yes, mesotherapy can be performed year-round, including in summer, as long as proper skincare and sun protection are applied.
No, for treating hyperpigmentation and scarring, we recommend laser procedures, which are more effective for these concerns.
No, the treatment is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Due to the micro-injections, the body releases cortisol (a stress hormone), which is why mesotherapy is contraindicated during these periods.
