Mesotherapy

Originally, mesotherapy was a combination of neural and drug therapy as well as acupuncture. Using barely noticeable extremely fine micro injections, active ingredients can be injected precisely where most of the vessels lie under the skin and the signs of the ageing process become visible. A wide range of substances can be used: vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, or hyaluronic acid. We only use active ingredient cocktails from market-leading manufacturers, which are individually selected according to the skin type. As a result, the formation of new collagen in the dermis is stimulated and microcirculation is improved, thus optimising the supply of nutrients and the breakdown of waste products.

This procedure is suitable for anyone looking for a minimally invasive, low-risk and above all extremely gentle anti-ageing method. A facelift can often be avoided or delayed with this method. Perfect for rejuvenating skin on the face, the neck, the cleavage and the hands, mesotherapy refreshes the complexion, refines the appearance of pores and gets rid of dull greyness (often evident in smokers and after excessive sunbathing). Mesotherapy is also successfully used in the treatment of hair loss.

Active ingredients are injected directly into the area being treated using barely noticeable micro-injections to stimulate collagen formation and trigger a lasting lifting effect. The needles used are extremely thin. Alternatively, the individually composed cocktail of active ingredients is injected using a handpiece. The penetration depth varies between 0.2 and 5 millimetres for both methods. An anaesthetic is not required.

The treatment is quick and only takes a few minutes. We recommend several sessions for best results. In concrete terms, this means up to three treatments at intervals of two to four weeks, depending on the skin’s initial condition.

A recovery period is not required. You can resume your daily routine and activities straight after the treatment.

The treated areas should not be exposed to the sun after mesotherapy. Furthermore, cream and powder should be avoided for up to twelve hours, provided that they are not special preparations prescribed by us. Bathing, taking a sauna and visiting the solarium are also taboo the next day.

The first results are already visible after one session. The results generally last three to six months. If the effects are to be optimised, combining mesotherapy with other aesthetic treatments such as peels or injections is recommended.

There are hardly any risks with mesotherapy. Side effects occur very rarely. Nevertheless, slight pain, swelling and bruising may occur at the injection sites in extreme cases.