Needle mesotherapy involves the intradermal injection of small amounts of high-quality hyaluronic acid, biorevitalising cocktails, and nourishing substances. Appropriately selected ingredients promote skin rejuvenation, regeneration, and improve its appearance and condition. Mesotherapy also perfectly complements the use of fillers and botulinum toxin.
There are many preparations on the market with specially selected substances, which means that mesotherapy treatments can also be used on the abdomen, thighs, and buttocks, tightening the skin and making it firmer and more elastic. The specially selected composition of biostimulating substances for mesotherapy also helps to inhibit hair loss, stimulate hair follicles to regenerate, and stimulates and accelerates the growth of new hair.
Needle mesotherapy – how many treatments should we have?
Needle mesotherapy treatments use various preparations to target specific areas of the skin, such as the face, neck, décolletage, or other parts of the body. This makes the skin firmer and more elastic. The appropriately selected composition of substances in mesotherapy treatments can also inhibit hair loss, stimulate hair follicle regeneration, and accelerate the growth of new hair.
The question often asked by people interested in this treatment is: “how many treatments are needed to achieve the best results?” It is usually recommended to have 2-3 treatments performed at intervals of 2-3 weeks for optimal results. The exact number of treatments depends on the individual needs and expectations of the patient, as well as the treatment protocols of the individual products.
Patients seeking an additional tissue lifting effect, in addition to hydration, should consider the so-called "Molecule of Youth" treatment. This involves 2ml of hyaluronic acid with both long and short chains, which, in addition to hydrating the skin (short chains), provides an immediate tissue lifting effect (long chains). The best results are achieved with a course of treatments (2 treatments performed every 4 weeks).
Needle Mesotherapy – Indications
- Fine lines
- Loss of skin volume and firmness
- Dehydrated and lacklustre skin
- Lack of skin tone and elasticity
- Sensitive skin around the eyes
- The delicate area around the mouth
- Acne scar and discolouration treatment
- Stretch marks and cellulite
- Localised fat deposits
- Restoring skin tone and elasticity
- Skin firming
- Hair loss, weakened and falling hair
Needle Mesotherapy – Procedure – Face and Body Mesotherapy
Before performing needle mesotherapy, the patient is anaesthetised with a special ointment, making the procedure painless. The treatment consists of direct intradermal injection of a preparation appropriately selected to the patient's needs by means of an injection. The preparation is injected in small amounts. After the treatment, local redness, minor bruising and swelling may occur, which usually disappear within 2-3 days.
Combining therapy with fractional microneedling treatment gives very good results.
Scalp and Hair Mesotherapy
The procedure involves the direct, intradermal injection of a preparation appropriately selected for the patient's needs. The preparation is injected in small amounts.
For maximum results, a series of several treatments usually needs to be performed at intervals of 2-3 weeks.
Needle mesotherapy – what effects can we achieve?
- Rejuvenation and improvement of skin appearance
- Reduction and filling of fine wrinkles
- Improving skin quality, rebuilding collagen and elastin
- Regeneration, improved skin tone and moisturisation
- Facial contouring
- Discoloration reduction
- Skin firming and hydration
- Skin quality improvement
- Cellulite, stretch mark and scar removal
- Hair loss inhibition
- Accelerated new hair growth
- Increase in hair density and thickness
- Hydration and nourishment for hair and scalp
Needle mesotherapy – contraindications
- Inflammation of the skin (herpes, acne)
- Skin intolerant of injections – tendency to develop vascular lesions or hypertrophic scars
- Hypersensitivity to the preparation's ingredients
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding
- Allergy
- Autoimmune diseases
- Cancers
