Mesotheraphy

As a procedure created to boost skin health, mesotherapy can treat a range of concerns that include fine lines and wrinkles, scarring and hyperpigmentation.

How does mesotherapy work?

Mesotherapy involves injecting a mixture of various substances, including vitamins, minerals, amino acids, into the middle layer of the skin using very fine microneedles. This cocktail of ingredients then works together to address concerns.

Who is suitable for treatment?

For skin and hair rejuvenation, mesotherapy works best for those with mild to moderate concerns.

Individuals with certain medical conditions, allergies or sensitivities may not be suitable for mesotherapy treatment, so it’s important to consult a medical professional before going ahead.

What results are expected from mesotherapy?

If you undergo a mesotherapy treatment for skin rejuvenation, then you can expect brighter, smoother skin that looks more hydrated, and even in tone and texture.

Regardless of what you have mesotherapy for, a series of treatments is recommended to achieve best results.

Does the procedure hurt?

As mesotherapy is administered via small needles, there is some pain associated with the treatment. This generally feels like mild ‘pricking’ and can be managed with the use of a numbing cream applied beforehand.

Are there any risks associated with mesotherapy?

Redness and swelling around the injection sites are normal after mesotherapy treatment, and usually calm down with a few days.

More serious complications include allergic reactions, infection, scarring, nerve damage and changes in skin pigmentation. These risks are rare if you see an appropriately trained specialist for the procedure.