Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy means delivering a blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and hyaluronic acid into the skin through many small injections. It adds no volume; it supports the skin’s own capacity to hold water and produce collagen. The result is gradual and requires a course.

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Sessions4 + maintenance

Interval2–3 weeks

Session length20–30 min

Redness2–6 hours

DowntimeSame day

What it addresses

Facial mesotherapy is used for dull, tired-looking skin, fine dehydration lines, pore appearance and loss of elasticity. There are dedicated formulations for the thin skin around the eyes, targeting dark circles and dryness — though hollowing from fat loss is not a mesotherapy problem, that is filler territory.

For the scalp, blends containing biotin, zinc and peptides are delivered to the follicles. This may not be enough on its own for hair loss; identifying the cause — hormonal, iron deficiency, stress — comes before treatment.

The course

A typical protocol is four sessions two to three weeks apart, followed by monthly maintenance. Although a change in radiance is often felt after the first session, the real result settles after the third. Expecting an outcome from a single session is not realistic.

Denser blends containing cell boosters, exosomes or salmon DNA are used for different indications. Which product suits is decided after skin analysis, and different formulations can be used on different areas in the same patient.

08 — Process

The process

01Skin analysis

Hydration, sebum and elasticity are measured.

02Formulation

The blend is chosen to match the need.

03Numbing

Numbing cream for 20 minutes.

04Application

20–30 minutes of micro-injections.

05Course

Four sessions 2–3 weeks apart, then maintenance.

Related services

Facial mesotherapy
Periorbital mesotherapy
Cell booster
Exosome mesotherapy
Scalp mesotherapy
BCN & Exocelf

A treatment plan and its costing are prepared individually after examination.

11 — FAQ

Common questions

The standard protocol is four sessions two to three weeks apart, followed by monthly or seasonal maintenance to hold the result. The starting condition of the skin and age can change the number; we give a definite plan at the first assessment.

Redness at the injection points can last a few hours, and small bruises occasionally appear. It usually settles the same evening. If you have an important event, we suggest scheduling two or three days beforehand.

Filler adds volume and shape; mesotherapy targets skin quality. One is contour, the other texture. They are usually complements rather than alternatives: filler restores volume while mesotherapy supports hydration and radiance.

It depends on the cause. It can support cases driven by nutritional deficiency, stress or seasonal shedding. In androgenetic alopecia it is not sufficient alone and needs planning alongside medical treatment. So we look at blood results and the pattern of loss first.

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