I. Mesotherapy

Clinical Overview

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive biorevitalisation technique that involves the microinjection of a customised cocktail of active ingredients—typically hyaluronic acid, peptides, vitamins, amino acids, and antioxidants—directly into the superficial dermis. This infusion improves microcirculation, enhances hydration, stimulates collagen synthesis, and corrects deficiencies in the extracellular matrix.

It is particularly effective for restoring a healthy glow, improving skin texture and firmness, and softening fine lines without adding volume.

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Patients with dull, dehydrated, or fatigued skin
• Individuals seeking non-invasive collagen stimulation
• Clients with mild laxity, fine lines, or early signs of ageing
• Safe for all skin types and particularly beneficial for face, neck, décolletage, and hands

Treatment Protocol

Consultation & Skin Mapping:

A tailored mesotherapy blend is selected based on the patient's skin needs—hydration, brightening, tightening, or anti-aging.

Topical Anaesthesia:

Numbing cream is applied for 10–15 minutes to enhance comfort.

Microinjection Technique:

Using a mesotherapy needle or dermatic injector, the active solution is deposited into the superficial dermis through microinjections placed in a grid-like pattern.

Post-Procedure Finishing:

A cooling serum and SPF are applied, and post-care instructions are provided.

Treatment time: 30–40 minutes

Post-Treatment Care Guidelines

• Redness and pinpoint swelling may occur and typically resolve within 24–48 hours
• Avoid makeup, heat, or active skincare for 48 hours
• Apply only clinic-recommended hydrating serums and SPF
• Do not exfoliate, steam, or undergo facials for 5–7 days

Recommended Treatment Frequency

• Initial course: 3–4 sessions spaced 2–3 weeks apart
• Maintenance: every 3–4 months

Skin appears more hydrated, supple, and radiant within 5–10 days, with cumulative improvement over time

II. Mesobotox

Clinical Overview

Mesobotox is a technique that uses a diluted form of botulinum toxin delivered in microdroplets just beneath the surface of the skin. Unlike traditional Botox—which targets muscle movement—Mesobotox acts on sebaceous glands and superficial muscles to refine pores, reduce oiliness, soften fine lines, and give the skin a smoother, porcelain-like appearance without altering facial expressions.

It is an ideal solution for patients wanting subtle, fresh-faced results and refined skin quality without full neurotoxin immobilisation.

Ideal Candidate Profile

• Patients with oily or combination skin, enlarged pores, and mild surface wrinkling
• Individuals seeking to improve skin texture and reduce shine without freezing expression
• Suitable for the face, neck, and décolletage; especially effective in the T-zone, cheeks, and chin

Treatment Protocol

Dilution and Mapping:

The botulinum toxin is diluted to a mesotherapeutic concentration and mapped out based on oil distribution, pore size, and expression line density.

Topical Anaesthesia:

Applied for 10–15 minutes to minimise discomfort.

Superficial Microinjection Technique:

Using a fine needle, tiny microdroplets are placed evenly across the treatment zone. The product remains within the superficial dermis, targeting skin texture and glandular activity rather than muscle contraction.

Completion & Recovery:

A calming serum and SPF are applied. Instructions are given regarding skincare and environmental exposure.

Treatment time: 20–30 minutes

Post-Treatment Care Guidelines

• Mild redness or small injection marks may be present for 24 hours
• Avoid strenuous activity, sun exposure, and makeup for the first day
• Do not apply retinoids, exfoliants, or other actives for 5 days
• Results begin to appear gradually over 5–7 days

Recommended Treatment Frequency

• Initial protocol: 3 treatments spaced 2–3 weeks apart
• Maintenance: every 3–4 months, depending on oil production and skin texture goals

Skin becomes smoother, less oily, and more refined with repeated sessions, offering a consistently “airbrushed” effect.