Mesotherapy
For years, needle mesotherapy has been one of the most popular treatments in aesthetic medicine. It is an ideal method to revitalise and rejuvenate the skin, treat wide range of skin conditions, including hair loss or cellulite.

Treatment benefits
  • Gradual improvement of skin condition
  • Suitable for every skin type
  • Effective for a wide range of conditions
  • Short recovery period
  • Minimal risk of allergy
  • No scars
  • Highly effective

Treatment areas
  • Mesotherapy of face, neck and neckline – deeply moisturises the skin, increases the elasticity, reduces wrinkles, combats sagging, evens the tone of skin. By stimulating the production of collagen, it can reduce acne scars and post-traumatic skin imperfections.
  • Mesotherapy of eyelids area – reduces bags and dark circles around eyes, increases skin elasticity and firmness, reduces fine wrinkles.
  • Mesotherapy for hair loss – stimulates hair growth, increases hair thickness and volume.
  • Mesotherapy of stretch marks – reduces stretch-marks and improves their appearance; stretchmarks become less visible and their colour becomes similar to normal skin tone.
  • Mesotherapy of cellulite – it smooths the skin, improves the microcirculation and lipolysis of skin.

Prior to the procedure, the Aesthetic Practitioner identifies and maps the area to be treated. Once the area is mapped and the site cleansed with alcohol, the Aesthetic Practitioner performs a series of superficial micro-injections. The patient may feel a mild pricking sensation, which is usually easily tolerated but to ensure the procedure is completely pain-free, a topical local anaesthetic cream may be applied 30 minutes before the procedure.
How does Mesotherapy work?

Mesotherapy is a non-invasive technique based on superficial micro-injections, just below the epidermis, into the target tissues. The term ‘mesotherapy’ is derived from ‘mesoderm’ which means middle layer of the skin (approx. 1 mm deep). The solution injected can contain a wide range of minerals, vitamins (A, B, C, E, K), amino acids, hyaluronic acid and co-enzymes that can be tailored to patient’s individual needs.


Expected results

Best results are achieved after a series of 3-6 treatments repeated at 2-4 week intervals. 
However, the desired effects are already observed after the first treatment.
The schedule of treatment sessions is adjusted to individual needs.

Post treatment recommendations
  • For two weeks after the treatment, the patient should avoid strong sun exposure as well as heat exposure (sauna).
  • Using a good sunscreen is strongly recommended to avoid skin discolouration.

Side effects

This treatment is safe.
Directly after the procedure, there might be some redness or mild swelling at the place of injection. Some bruising might also occur but all the above symptoms disappear within hours or days after the treatment.

Contraindictions
  • Keloid-prone skin
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Allergies to the ingredients of active substances
  • Diabetes
  • Cancer
  • Blood coagulability disorders
  • Inflammation of the skin
  • Viral, bacterial and fungal skin infections
  • Excessive amount of warts and moles

Before and afters

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