MESOTHERAPY

Mesotherapy involves injecting small drug doses directly into the affected site. It is used for skin regeneration and biorevitalisation, in anti-wrinkle prevention, to improve skin appearance and for skin rejuvenation. Very good results are obtained in the treatment of hair and cellulite by providing nutrients through intradermal injections in the right place, such as face, neck, shoulders, haired skin of the head as well as in buttocks, thighs and stomach.

The treatment is usually repeated every 2 weeks for 2-4 months.

Mesotherapy is a non-surgical way to improve the condition and appearance of the skin. This modern method of regenerating and nourishing your skin is becoming more popular because intradermal introduction of nutrients guarantees quick and visible effects of wrinkle correction, improval of hair condition and a smooth body, which leads to the patient’s wonderful mood and confidence.

Mezolift

This is one of mesotherapy treatments used to prevent and counteract the aging of the skin as well as nourishing and smoothing wrinkles. The active substance is non-stabilized hyaluronic acid which has a moisturizing effect, regenerating slack facial skin, hands, neck and neck area. The effects are noticeable after the first treatment; the skin becomes healthier, smoother, fine wrinkles disappear, the skin is internally moisturized, firm, looks younger.

Mesotherapy of the face, neck, back of the hand

The skin receives very dense injections with appropriately selected preparations.

The application of appropriate therapeutic substances enhances the cell metabolism, followed by stimulation of fibroblast synthesis of collagen and elastin, and improves skin hydration and nutrition.

Cellulite mesotherapy

The entire surface of cellulite receives injections of the substances that improve the blood and lymph microcirculation and release the excess fat. The treatment is performed every 7 days, 8 to 10 times. The treatment is not entirely painless.

Stretch mark mesotherapy

Direct administration of the preparation into the lesion improves cell metabolism, stimulates fibroblasts to synthesize collagen and elastin, improves microcirculation.

The injections are made along the lesion, once a month.

Alopecia mesotherapy

One of the most common indications for mesotherapy is hair disease in which there occurs a loss or a substantial weakening of hair structure. The administration of various substances into the haired skin of the head can significantly improve the nutrition of hair, stop or slow down hair loss and even cause hair regrowth. Mesotherapy can be a complement to pharmacological treatment.

The treatment is performed on the scalp with the frequency of 1 per week initially, and then continued on a monthly basis.