Mesotherapy
A microinjection technique that delivers vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid directly into the middle layer of the skin.
Mesotherapy delivers vitamins, minerals, hyaluronic acid and various nutrients via microinjections directly into the middle layer of the skin (dermis). Its key characteristic is that active ingredients reach the target tissue without having to cross the skin barrier. The content of the mixture applied is determined by the physician based on the individual's skin condition and goals.
How It's Applied
- The physician evaluates the skin and determines the appropriate ingredient combination and application areas.
- Using fine needles or a mesotherapy device, small amounts of the mixture are injected into the superficial-to-middle skin layers.
- A session takes approximately 20–30 minutes; mild redness after treatment fades within 24–48 hours.
- For optimal results, 4–6 sessions are typically planned 1–2 weeks apart, followed by maintenance sessions.
- In addition to the face, mesotherapy can also be applied to the scalp and neck.
Who It's For
- May be considered by adults who notice dryness, dullness or fine lines in their skin and are looking for hydration support from within.
- Can be preferred by people who want to support their skin care in spring or autumn as a routine treatment.
- Suitability is determined after evaluating the overall skin condition, current medications and allergy history.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many mesotherapy sessions are needed?
- Typically 4–6 sessions are planned; the exact number and interval are determined together with the physician based on individual goals.
- What does mesotherapy do for the skin?
- It aims to support skin hydration, radiance and overall condition by delivering vitamins, minerals and amino acids into the deeper skin layers.
- Is mesotherapy painful?
- The procedure is performed with very fine needles and is generally well tolerated. A topical anesthetic may be considered for sensitive individuals.