
Type
Mesotherapy
Needle mesotherapy at Aesthetic Nurse's Clinic Edinburgh delivers small intradermal and sometimes subcutaneous doses of nutrients, microelements, trace elements, stimulants and vitamins. Treatment areas listed by the clinic include the face, neck, cleavage, back of the arms, shoulders, thighs and buttocks. It may suit signs of skin ageing or photoaging, reduced radiance, elasticity, hydration or laxity, dark circles, lines, wrinkles, hair loss and cellulite. A series of four to six treatments every two weeks is initially recommended, followed by monthly maintenance.
About this treatment
Needle mesotherapy involves administering small doses intradermally and, sometimes, subcutaneously. The clinic describes the materials as nutrients, microelements, trace elements, stimulants and vitamins. Treatment may be offered on the face, neck, cleavage, back of the arms, shoulders, thighs and buttocks. The listed goals include signs of skin ageing and photoaging, loss of radiance, elasticity, hydration or laxity, dark circles, lines and wrinkles,…
The clinic recommends a course rather than a single appointment: initially four to six treatments every two weeks, followed by maintenance once monthly. The exact product and plan should be selected after consultation, since the clinic does not specify one universal formulation. Results and the amount of maintenance required vary.
After treatment, redness, swelling and small product lumps may occur; lumps usually resolve within 24–72 hours depending on product density. Do not touch the area for six hours or wear makeup for 24 hours. Avoid alcohol for three days, sauna, swimming pools and gym for about three days, and sun exposure for seven days. Avoid direct pet contact, change the pillowcase, use gentle cleansers, avoid acids, exfoliants and retinol for seven days, pat dry with a…
Good to know
- Protocol
- Intradermal and sometimes subcutaneous administration of small doses of nutrients, microelements, trace elements, stimulants and vitamins.; A whole series is recommended; initially 4-6 treatments every 2 weeks, followed by maintenance treatment once monthly.
Who is this for?
Signs of skin aging and photoaging; Loss of radiance, elasticity, hydration or laxity; Dark circles, lines and wrinkles; Hair loss; Cellulite
About the clinic
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Kinga is an Independent Nurse Prescriber and Registered Nurse specialising in aesthetic nursing. She graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2014 and completed a postgraduate course in Cosmetology in Medicine at the University of Lublin, Poland, together with the V300 course at Salford University. She has a background in surgical nursing, extensive medical experience and registration with the Nursing and…
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