Customized Skin Microinjections
Mesotherapy Treatment
Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive aesthetic treatment that uses multiple superficial microinjections to deliver a customized formulation into selected layers of the skin.
What Is Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy involves administering small quantities of a clinician-selected formulation through fine injections. Depending on the treatment plan, formulations may contain ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals or other approved substances.
The exact ingredients, injection depth and treatment areas are selected according to the client’s skin condition, medical history and aesthetic goals. The formulation must be explained clearly before treatment.
Benefits of Mesotherapy
Targeted Application
Small quantities of the selected formulation are delivered into targeted skin areas.
Customized Formulation
Ingredients are selected according to individual skin concerns and goals.
Skin Revitalization
Depending on the formulation, treatment may support hydration and a refreshed appearance.
Minimal Downtime
Many clients can return to routine activities after temporary redness or swelling settles.
Mesotherapy Treatment FAQs
Find answers about Mesotherapy, injectable formulations, treatment concerns, comfort, sessions and safety.
Mesotherapy uses multiple superficial microinjections to deliver small quantities of a selected formulation into targeted layers of the skin. The ingredients and injection depth depend on the treatment plan.
Formulations vary and may contain hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals or other substances. Ask for the exact product name, complete ingredient list, intended use and possible side effects before treatment.
Depending on the formulation, Mesotherapy may be offered for dehydration, dullness, uneven-looking texture or other cosmetic concerns. Suitability and expected benefits must be assessed individually.
The treatment involves multiple fine injections, which may cause brief pinching or stinging. Temporary redness, swelling, bruising, tenderness or small raised bumps can occur after treatment.
The recommended number of sessions depends on the formulation, skin concern and individual response. A treatment schedule should only be prepared after reviewing your medical history, allergies and goals.