Mesotherapy delivers tiny amounts of active ingredients — such as non-cross-linked hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and antioxidants — into the upper layers of skin or scalp through micro-injections. For the face it improves hydration and glow; for the scalp it is used to support hair quality. Results build over a course of sessions.
Medically reviewed: Dr. Ayhan Yener ·
Who it suits
- Dehydrated or dull skin
- Fine lines on the face, neck and décolletage
- Skin preparation before an event
- Weak or thinning hair as a supportive treatment
How the appointment runs
- 1
Skin check
Skin type and goals decide which approved formulation is used.
- 2
Numbing
Anaesthetic cream is applied for comfort.
- 3
Micro-injections
Very superficial injections across the treatment area.
- 4
Course
Sessions repeat every few weeks; home care is adjusted along the way.
Aftercare
- No make-up for 12 hours
- Avoid sun, sauna and pools for 48 hours
- Keep skin hydrated and use SPF daily
Risks and side effects
Small bumps, redness and pinpoint bruising are common and settle quickly. Allergic reactions to ingredients are uncommon; the formulation is chosen after reviewing your history.
Questions about this treatment
Is mesotherapy used for fat reduction?
Some clinics use it that way. Here it is used for skin and scalp quality, where evidence is stronger.
Can it be combined with other treatments?
Yes, often with botulinum toxin or PRP, planned so sessions do not overlap on the same day unnecessarily.