Mesotherapy — MesoLift, MesoBotox and MesoSculpting

Mesotherapy was developed in France in the 1950s as a technique for delivering pharmacological agents directly to the tissue layer where they are needed, bypassing both the skin barrier (which blocks most molecules from reaching the dermis) and the gastrointestinal route (which dilutes and metabolises active agents). The technique uses a series of fine needle injections into the epidermis, dermis or subcutaneous layer — the injection depth and angle vary…

At CLED MUDr. Moskalyková practises several distinct mesotherapy protocols across the face, body and scalp. MesoLift is a revitalisation protocol for the face and neck using a cocktail of low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, amino acids (building blocks of collagen), vitamins and minerals. The microinjected HA provides immediate hydration; the amino acids and vitamins support fibroblast metabolism and collagen synthesis over the following weeks. The…

MesoBotox uses highly diluted botulotoxin delivered superficially into the dermis rather than intramuscularly. At intradermal concentrations, botulotoxin acts on the sebaceous glands and arrector pili muscles rather than the underlying facial muscles, producing a pore-minimising, sebum-reducing and skin-smoothing effect without the muscle relaxation (and risk of expression freezing) of deeper botulotoxin injection. This technique is particularly popular…