Mesotherapy describes a technique in which selected substances are delivered to a target area through small injections. It is not the name of a single product or a universal mixture. In aesthetic practice, it may be considered for goals relating to hydration and skin texture. Expected effects depend on the formulation, treatment area and individual needs.
Assessment begins with the current condition of the skin when concerns include dryness, a tired appearance or fine lines. Active infection, pronounced sensitivity and previous reactions may affect suitability. Mesotherapy is not a solution for every pigmentation concern or skin disease. Understanding the cause of a concern helps guide an appropriate care or treatment choice.
Products may include hyaluronic acid, amino acids or other components, but different formulations should not be assumed to work equally well. A doctor selects the product and injection plan. Discuss medicines and allergies before treatment. Do not stop prescribed blood-thinning medicines without medical advice.
Session numbers and intervals depend on the aim and your skin’s response. Temporary redness, pinpoint bruising and tenderness may occur; infection and allergic reactions are also possible. Follow instructions about hygiene, sun protection and skincare. Reviews assess benefit, and further sessions should be based on need rather than automatic repetition.
Mesotherapy is a delivery technique. Skin booster is a broader product term, so some treatments can overlap.
No. Suitability and effectiveness depend on the ingredients, supporting evidence and intended purpose.
This depends on the individual and product. A session plan follows assessment.
No. Injectable treatments carry risks, including bruising, infection and reactions.
The product, treatment area and planned number of sessions determine the quotation.
Contact Clinic Galata to discuss whether mesotherapy is appropriate for your skin goals.
