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Facial & Neck Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy for the face and neck with non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid

Sometimes the skin needs more than daily care – a gentle boost from within to regain its radiance. Mesotherapy for the face and neck is a highly targeted, minimally invasive rejuvenation treatment that addresses deep issues of dryness, firmness, and lack of glow. During the treatment, the skin is nourished with active substances exactly where they are needed most – in the dermal layers.

Microinjections deliver a formula of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, and trace elements into the superficial and deeper layers of the skin. This composition restores the skin’s moisture balance, tone, and elasticity from within. Even after the first session, the skin appears more radiant, dryness disappears, and fine lines become less visible. With continued treatments, the skin looks smoother, firmer, more luminous, while facial features gain a refreshed and vibrant appearance.

Mesotherapy not only corrects visible signs of aging but also slows down the aging process itself by stimulating natural regeneration and strengthening dermal structure. Due to its gentle biological compatibility, this treatment can be safely combined with peels, botulinum or filler injections, laser treatments – creating a comprehensive, long-lasting effect.

Despite being an injection treatment, discomfort is minimal. To reduce unpleasant sensations, anesthetic cream is applied. Any redness fades quickly, allowing you to return to daily activities within hours.

Effects

• Restores skin hydration and radiance.
• Reduces fine lines, firms the skin.
• Stimulates collagen and elastin synthesis.
• Improves skin tone, texture, and color.
• Eliminates signs of fatigue, giving skin vitality.

Who is it for

• Skin lacking elasticity and hydration.
• Tired, dull, or mature skin.
• Those seeking natural rejuvenation without long recovery periods.
• Suitable both as a single treatment and as part of a long-term care course.

Contraindications

• Inflammatory reactions.
• Exacerbations of chronic skin diseases at injection sites.
• Oncological diseases.
• Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
• Blood disorders (e.g., clotting issues).
• Use of anticoagulants.
• Acute infections (including viral, e.g., herpes).

Frequency of procedures
Suitable both as a one-time treatment and for systematic use. Recommended regularity – once every 2–3 months.

Disadvantages
The result is not permanent, as the skin constantly renews itself. To maintain the aesthetic effect, treatments should be repeated periodically. Possible side effects – small bruises at injection sites, in rare cases – allergic reactions to components.

Aftercare recommendations

• Avoid thermal treatments (sauna, hot bath).
• Temporarily refrain from exfoliating products (peels, scrubs) in the treated areas.