Mesotherapy Treatment
Sometimes the change you need starts beneath the surface. Mesotherapy delivers that shift with calming stressed skin, reactivating hair roots, and refreshing areas long ignored. The mirror slowly begins to reflect how you want to feel.
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WHAT IS MESOTHERAPY?
Mesotherapy is a technique that involves microinjections of pharmacologically active substances into the mesoderm, or middle layer of the skin. These formulations may include compounds such as hyaluronic acid, amino acids, peptides, vitamins, enzymes, and mild allopathic agents, each selected to match the physiological need being addressed.
Used across aesthetic and medical disciplines, mesotherapy is applied for concerns ranging from skin laxity and pigment irregularities to early-stage hair thinning and localised adiposity. The procedure delivers concentrated therapeutic agents directly where cellular activity is most responsive, making it distinct from surface-level approaches.
Though widely practised, the modality exists within a landscape of evolving research, and outcomes can vary depending on formulation precision and patient response.
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BENEFITS OFÂ MESOTHERAPY
- Skin gains smoother texture and visibly improved clarity.
- Fine lines and early wrinkles begin to soften over sessions.
- Uneven skin tone is gradually balanced for a more uniform appearance.
- Scars become less defined, helping improve surface irregularities.
- Pigmentation patches lighten with consistent, targeted care.
- Hair growth is supported at the follicular level to improve volume.
- Stretch marks appear less prominent as skin begins to renew.
- Mild puffiness or bloating in treated areas tends to reduce.
- Dullness is replaced by a more refreshed skin appearance.
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HOW DOES MESOTHERAPY
Mesotherapy works by introducing a carefully prepared blend of active ingredients into the mesoderm, the skin’s middle layer. The mixture may include hyaluronic acid, amino acids, peptides, vitamins, and mild pharmaceutical agents, selected based on the concern being treated.
The solution is delivered through microinjections using fine, shallow needles placed evenly across the target area. Each injection deposits a small amount of the formulation just below the surface, where topical products typically cannot reach.
This targeted approach is designed to stimulate cellular activity, improve blood flow, and support local tissue repair. For skin, this may mean enhanced hydration and texture; for hair, it may encourage better follicle function; for fat, it may influence local metabolic activity.
Treatment plans are customised as per every concerned individual, with adjustments in depth, ingredients, and frequency. Results build gradually, and consistency plays an important role in achieving visible change.Â
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WHY CHOOSE MESOTHERAPY?
Direct access to the skin’s repair zone
On the contrary to surface treatments that rely on absorption, Mesotherapy introduces active ingredients directly into the mesoderm, where circulation, cell turnover, and collagen activity are naturally at play. It does not bypass the skin’s biology, it works with it.
Blends are not pre-fixed, they’re clinically composed
What enters the skin is not a commercial formula, but a medically selected combination of vitamins, peptides, enzymes or mild agents, curated in response to the concern, area, and individual skin behaviour.
Delivers change without disrupting the skin’s structure
No peeling, no abrasion, no surface trauma. Mesotherapy improves what lies beneath without compromising the skin barrier, making it suitable for those looking for support without visible downtime.
A method rooted in functional correction
This is not a surface refresh. Mesotherapy engages with vascular and connective layers, stimulating local repair mechanisms, aiding hydration, and improving circulation. It is especially impactful where chronic dullness or follicular weakening are involved.
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F A Q ' S
Most clients describe it as mildly uncomfortable rather than painful. The sensation varies depending on the area treated, but topical numbing is often applied beforehand to reduce sensitivity and ensure the session remains manageable throughout.
They serve different purposes. Mesotherapy involves external nutrients and medication, while PRP uses your own plasma. For superficial skin issues or hair support, mesotherapy may be preferred; for regenerative repair, PRP often complements it well.
Mesotherapy can address skin laxity, pigmentation, early hair thinning, under-eye puffiness, mild fat accumulation, and uneven tone. The versatility of its formulations allows it to adapt across both aesthetic and therapeutic skin concerns with clinical intent.
That depends on the concern and its severity. Most cases require 4 to 6 sessions, spaced two to four weeks apart. Visible improvement builds gradually, with maintenance sessions recommended for longer-term results in skin or scalp.
