Needle Mesotherapy

Needle mesotherapy delivers a tailored blend of hyaluronic acid, vitamins and micronutrients into the upper layers of the skin through a series of tiny injections, to improve hydration, tone and radiance. DentalCover offers facial, neck, décolleté and eye-area protocols within its aesthetic-medicine service, and works best as a short course. Platelet-rich plasma and fibrin options, prepared from your own blood, are also available for a regenerative boost.

Needle mesotherapy is a skin-quality treatment in which a customised cocktail of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and other micronutrients is introduced into the upper skin layers through many fine, superficial micro-injections. The goal is not volume or wrinkle correction but a refreshed, better-hydrated complexion with improved tone and radiance, making it a popular choice for skin that looks tired, dull or dehydrated. At DentalCover the treatment is offered within the aesthetic-medicine service, with protocols for the full face, the neck and décolleté, and the delicate area around the eyes. A session takes around half an hour; mild redness and tiny injection marks may be visible for a short time afterwards. Because the effect is cumulative, mesotherapy is most effective as a short course of sessions followed by occasional maintenance rather than as a one-off. For a more regenerative approach, the clinic also offers treatments prepared from a small sample of your own blood: platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet-rich fibrin (PRF), which concentrate the blood's own growth factors and are applied to support skin renewal — and which, being autologous, are well tolerated. These pair naturally with mesotherapy as part of a skin-health plan and can also be focused on the under-eye area. As a dental clinic with aesthetic-medicine services, DentalCover can combine facial skin treatments with dental and smile care. Mesotherapy suits most adults wanting fresher, more hydrated skin; suitability, allergies and contraindications are checked at consultation, and it is avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.