Mesotherapy can be applied to the face, neck, décolleté, scalp (for hair revitalization) and body areas such as the abdomen, thighs, buttocks and arms. On the face, it improves skin hydration, tone and luminosity. In the body, it is used mainly to treat cellulite, localized fat and flaccidity.

 Mesotherapy adapts to different skin types and aesthetic goals, both on the face and body. It is indicated for those looking to deeply hydrate the skin, treat fine lines, improve texture and firmness, combat sagging, reduce localized fat or attenuate cellulite. It can also be used to stimulate hair growth in cases of hair loss. 

Although both treatments use microperforations in the skin, Mesotherapy directly introduces active substances (such as vitamins, hyaluronic acid and enzymes) through microinjections, with the aim of moisturizing, regenerating or reducing localized fat. Microneedling, on the other hand, stimulates collagen production through controlled skin injury, without direct injection of active ingredients, and is more suitable for improving texture, scars and firmness.

The treatment may cause mild discomfort, but is generally well tolerated. For greater comfort, an anesthetic cream can be applied before the session. The needles are very thin and the effects on the skin are minimal.

Mesotherapy is considered safe when performed by qualified professionals. Mild effects such as redness, tenderness or small bruising may occur in the treated areas, which disappear naturally within a few days.

Mesotherapy uses biocompatible substances that are naturally absorbed by the body over time. As it does not involve permanent changes in the structure of the skin, the effects are temporary and reversible. If the treatment is stopped, the skin gradually returns to its previous state, with no lasting effects.

After treatment, it is recommended to:

•     Avoid direct sun exposure for 48 hours.
•     Avoid intense physical exercise on the same day.
•     Do not apply make-up for the first 12 hours (in the case of facial treatments).
•     Moisturize the skin and apply sunscreen with factor 50+.
•     Do not massage or press on the treated areas in the first few hours.

Mesotherapy is indicated for healthy adults. It is contraindicated in cases of pregnancy, breastfeeding, allergy to any component of the formula, skin infections, coagulation disorders or autoimmune diseases. Clinical evaluation is mandatory before the start of the protocol.

The results usually begin to be visible from the second or third session. The skin is more revitalized, firm and hydrated, or, in the case of body treatments, more even and toned. The number of sessions depends on the area and the clinical objective.

The effects can last between 4 to 6 months, depending on the metabolism, the area treated and the patient’s lifestyle. Periodic maintenance sessions are recommended to prolong the results.