Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy is the application, into the middle layer of the skin with very fine needles, of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and various bioactive substances prepared according to the skin's needs.

It aims to support the skin's moisture balance, increase its elasticity and give it a more vibrant, radiant appearance. Its content can be planned according to the treatment area and the person's needs. Mesotherapy can be applied on its own or combined with PRP, microneedling and other skin-renewal procedures.

Although the treatment plan varies according to the aim of the procedure, sessions are usually carried out at 2–4-week intervals. The number of sessions is planned according to the person's needs, and 4–6 sessions are most often recommended.

Mesotherapy is carried out with very fine needles in the treatment area. Any pain felt during the procedure is usually mild; where necessary, a topical anaesthetic cream can be applied beforehand to improve comfort. After the procedure, mild redness, swelling or small bruises can be seen; these usually resolve on their own within a few days and are not severe enough to restrict daily life.