Mesotherapy

What Is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a treatment in which active ingredients the skin needs, such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants and hyaluronic acid, are delivered directly to the target area with very fine needles. The ingredients reach a layer, and a dose, that they could not reach if taken orally or applied as a cream. This improves the skin’s moisture balance, elasticity and radiance and supports cell renewal and collagen production.

Types of Mesotherapy

Facial mesotherapy: Used to revitalize dull, lifeless and dry-looking skin and to reduce fine lines and the appearance of pores.

Hair mesotherapy: Supports hair quality in hair loss and thinning by nourishing the hair follicles.

Pigmentation and under-eye mesotherapy: Helps reduce uneven skin tone and dark circles under the eyes.

Body mesotherapy: Can be used as a supportive treatment for localized fat deposits and cellulite in small areas.

Who Is It Suitable For?

It can be applied to people of almost any age whose skin looks tired, dry or dull; who have fine lines and visible pores; who experience hair loss; or who want to maintain skin quality. It is not applied during pregnancy and breastfeeding, or to people with an active skin infection, a bleeding disorder or an allergy to the ingredients.

What to Expect from Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy is a care treatment that nourishes the skin and improves its quality. It does not lift significant sagging or correct volume loss on its own; in such cases it can be planned together with fillers, thread lifts or surgical methods. With regular sessions, the skin gains a fuller, more hydrated and radiant appearance.

Risks

Mild redness, small bumps and bruising lasting from a few hours to a few days may occur at the injection points. Rarely, an allergic reaction or infection may develop. Having the treatment performed by a physician under sterile conditions with reliable, approved products minimizes these risks.

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