What are the revitalising substances?
The revitalising substances are a complex of vitamins, amino acids, minerals and a variety of fillers obtained by a biotechnological process. Is it painful?
No. Some patients experience a light tingling sensation near the injection site. It disappears within a matter of seconds. For very sensitive patients we can apply numbing anaesthetic cream 30 minutes before the treatment and/or ice packs.
What should I avoid before the treatment?
You should avoid Aspirin, Vitamin E, Primrose Oil, Nurofen, Ginkho Biloba, Chinese and herbal medicine one week before the treatment. This is just to protect you against the remote risk of bruising. Your skin should be without infection or inflammation, such as eczema or acne.
What should I avoid after the treatment?
There are no specific restrictions on any activities after the treatment. You can go right back to what you were doing as soon as you step out of the Clinic. However, you should avoid excessive physical activity for a few hours.
How many sessions are necessary?
The number of mesotherapy sessions you will require for your face depends on the skin condition that you want to treat. The treatment works with a cumulative effect, usually recommends between 3 and 6 sessions 2/4 weeks apart in order to achieve your desired results
How many sessions before I see improvement?
After the third to fifth session, you will see that your skin looks noticeably healthier, the subcutaneous tissue is firmer with better tone and texture, and the lines will improve dramatically or disappear.
How long will the benefits last?
The results are long-lasting, up to 12-18 months, but they will eventually start to fade if you don't keep up with the treatments. Most people find that a top up treatment every 3-6 months helps to keep their skin rejuvenated and prolongs the results from their Mesotherapy
Does Mesotherapy have any risks? Usually no, as the revitalising substances are natural components of skin. They are non-toxic and biodegradable by integration with the skin. Approximately 3% of patients can get mild redness, which will last for a few hours. 1% of patients can get bruising lasting up to three days. Allergic reactions are very rare.
Single treatment - £150
Course of 5 - £600