Mesotherapy: what it is and what it's used for

What is mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is an outpatient medical procedure that applies micro-injections of vitamins, minerals and specific active ingredients directly into the middle layer of the skin (the mesoderm) or the body area being treated. Unlike a cream or an oral supplement, the active ingredient reaches exactly where it's needed, without passing through the digestive system.

It's one of the most searched-for treatments in aesthetic medicine because it adapts to very different goals using the same principle: personalized micro-injections based on what you want to achieve.

What is mesotherapy used for?

The blend of vitamins and active ingredients varies by goal. Facial mesotherapy focuses on deep hydration, radiance and firmness, applied to the face and neck. Body mesotherapy works as support for body-contouring treatments, when combined with other procedures like cryolipolysis or EMS muscle toning.

How long is the session and how many do I need?

Each session takes 30 to 40 minutes. It's not a one-time treatment — results build up over a series of sessions scheduled around your goal, which we define together during your initial consultation.

Does it hurt? Is there downtime?

Since these are very superficial micro-injections, discomfort is minimal — comparable to a light pinch. It's an outpatient procedure: you come in, get the treatment, and leave with no restrictions on the rest of your day.

Who is a good candidate for mesotherapy?

If you're looking for deep facial hydration, firmness, or a real complement to an ongoing body-contouring treatment, mesotherapy is a safe, customizable option. It doesn't replace treatments like cryolipolysis or HIFU when the goal is significant fat reduction or skin tightening — it works best as support or maintenance.

How much does it cost?

Cost varies by area and the number of sessions you need. Ask our team to build a plan around your goal.

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