Needle mesotherapy (or “injection”) has been one of the most popular treatments used in aesthetic medicine for many years. It is an excellent way to revitalize and deeply regenerate the skin, and to treat hair loss and cellulite.

What is needle mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a procedure that involves injecting small doses of medicinal substances (ready-made mixtures of microelements, vitamins, amino acids or hyaluronic acid) into the appropriate layer of the dermis with a needle and syringe. Overcoming the barriers of the epidermis, allows the substance to be pushed deeper, so that the obtained effects are the fastest and most spectacular.

What are the indications for the procedure?

• sagging skin (dry, dehydrated skin)
• anti-wrinkle prophylaxis (fine wrinkles)
• stretch marks
• cellulite
• excessive hair loss, the first signs of baldness

What are the contraindications to the use of needle mesotherapy?

pregnancy, puerperium and breastfeeding allergy, allergy to ingredients contained in preparations diabetes, in particular uncontrolled diabetes herpes and other viral, fungal and bacterial skin infections, as well as inflammation neoplastic and autoimmune diseases taking anticoagulants tendency to scarring and fibrosis

What are the effects of needle mesotherapy?

Face, neck and cleavage mesotherapy – improves skin hydration, firmness, density and color, reduces discoloration, reduces fine lines, which improves the appearance of the skin and rejuvenates it. By rebuilding collagen fibers, it reduces acne and post-traumatic scars.

Mesotherapy of the eyelid area – reduces swelling and dark circles around the eyes, increases the elasticity and firmness of the eyelid skin and smoothes fine wrinkles.

Mesotherapy of the scalp – inhibits hair loss, stimulates hair regrowth, improves its condition, increases its density and thickness.