Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy bypasses the limitation of creams: active ingredients are delivered by micro-injection straight into the layer of skin where they need to work. It is used for hydration and radiance on the face, for the neck and décolletage, and for hair density.
- Face, neck, décolletage and hands
- Scalp mesotherapy for hair density
- Course of 4 to 6 sessions
- Cocktail chosen for your skin
Which cocktail
The composition is chosen according to the problem. For dehydrated skin — free low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid. For skin lacking tone — amino acids and peptides that support collagen synthesis. For uneven tone — vitamin C and antioxidants. For the scalp — B vitamins, zinc and biotin.
The course
Four to six sessions, two to three weeks apart. Each session takes about twenty minutes, with anaesthetic cream applied first on the more sensitive areas. Afterwards: no make-up until the next day, no sauna or swimming pool for twenty-four hours, and sun protection.
Frequently asked questions
How quickly do I see a result?
Hydration and radiance are noticeable after the first or second session. A change in density and firmness needs the full course, because it depends on new collagen forming.
Are there marks from the injections?
Small red dots remain for a few hours, occasionally until the next day. Bruising is possible, more often on thinner skin around the eyes. So do not plan it the day before an important event.
Does it help with hair loss?
Where the loss is driven by poor circulation and a lack of nutrients, yes — the cocktail is delivered into the scalp and supports the follicle. With marked hereditary loss the effect is limited, and we will say so openly before you start a course.
How long does it last?
Six to twelve months, with a maintenance session every few months. As with everything else, sleep, water and sun protection make more difference than any single treatment.
Not sure what you need? You do not have to be.
Send us a photo and a few words. We will reply with an assessment, a treatment outline and an indicative quote — before you commit to anything.