Mesotherapy & Microneedling

Mesotherapy at Art Ethic delivers a customised cocktail of hyaluronic acid, succinic acid, and vitamins into the skin of the face and décolletage via fine microinjections or microneedling, deeply hydrating and firming the skin at the dermal level. The treatment targets the underlying tissue rather than the skin surface, stimulating natural collagen production and improving elasticity from within. It is well suited to patients in their thirties and forties beginning to notice skin quality changes who want a medically supervised preventive approach, and to those wanting non-surgical skin rejuvenation between or alongside surgical procedures.

Mesotherapy is an injectable skin treatment that delivers active compounds directly into the middle layer (mesoderm) of the skin — bypassing the surface barrier that limits the penetration of topical products. At Art Ethic Beauty Clinic, the formulation used is a combination of hyaluronic acid (deep hydration and matrix support), succinic acid (antioxidant and metabolic activation of skin cells), and a vitamins complex (typically B vitamins and other micronutrients that support healthy cell turnover). The mix is tailored to the patient's skin condition and treatment goals. Delivery at Art Ethic uses both classic mesotherapy (fine-gauge needles delivering multiple small injections across the treatment area in a systematic pattern) and microneedling (a motorised device that creates controlled microchannels across the skin surface at uniform depth), sometimes in combination. Microneedling creates controlled micro-injuries that trigger the skin's wound-healing response — collagen and elastin production — while also serving as channels for enhanced absorption of the active serum applied simultaneously. The treatment addresses multiple skin quality concerns: loss of hydration and plumpness (hyaluronic acid restores dermal water retention), early fine lines and loss of elasticity (collagen stimulation firms the structure), dull or uneven skin tone, and early signs of photoageing. The face, neck, and décolletage are all suitable treatment zones. The standard protocol is three sessions spaced four weeks apart, which allows each round of collagen stimulation to build on the previous one. Maintenance sessions approximately every four to six months sustain the result. Downtime is minimal — mild redness and small puncture marks resolve within 24–48 hours. Sun protection is important in the days following treatment as the fresh microchannels increase photosensitivity briefly. The treatment is performed within a full medical practice, which means the choice of active compounds, delivery method, and depth are assessed by a qualified practitioner rather than a beauty technician — an important distinction for achieving clinical outcomes rather than superficial skin smoothing.