Mesotherapy (derived from the Greek words mesos ‘middle’ and therapeia ‘to treat medically’) is a highly effective rejuvenating treatment that uses micro-needles to deliver hydration, vitamins, minerals and amino acids directly into the skin to nourish, rejuvenate and brighten the skin.
Mesotherapy can also be used as a nonsurgical fat-removal treatment. Unlike liposuction, which removes fat from tubes inserted into the body, mesotherapy works by injecting a combination of vitamins, enzymes and hormones directly into the fat, which will then begin to dissolve. It is significantly less invasive than its surgical counterpart and comes with far less downtime. Our clinicians draw upon years of training and experience when conducting this highly specialised procedure, and can target areas such as the thighs, stomach, neck, arms and hips.
Who is the ideal candidate? Mesotherapy would suit anyone looking to gain younger, tighter, brighter skin or someone at the end of their weight loss journey struggling to shift those last few pounds of fat.
Mesotherapy offers intense skin hydration and is a popular treatment for dull, dry, dehydrated skin. This light needling of the skin also stimulates the dermis of the skin to accelerate collagen and elastin production to strengthen the structure of the skin resulting in plumper, tighter, dewy skin. The treatment is largely pain-free with patient’s only feeling the initial injection of the needle.
Mesotherapy is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that involves injecting small amounts of vitamins, enzymes, hormones, and plant extracts into the skin. These microinjections target specific areas to rejuvenate the skin, improve overall tone, and stimulate the production of collagen and elastin.
Mesotherapy is designed to deliver nutrients directly into the skin layers, enhancing hydration, radiance, and firmness.
Mesotherapy is suitable for both men and women who are looking to improve their skin’s appearance without undergoing surgery. The ideal candidate is someone experiencing any of the following:
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