Skin Rejuvenation — Mesotherapy and PRP

Derma Medical Clinic's skin rejuvenation programme combines three modalities — AquaShine hyaluronic-acid micro-injection mesotherapy, PRP plasma therapy and DermaPen microneedling — selected individually or in combination based on the patient's skin age and concerns. AquaShine delivers 15% hyaluronic acid in micro-injections for immediate plumping and long-term collagen stimulation; PRP uses the patient's own centrifuged blood plasma to flood the dermis with growth factors; DermaPen provides structural micro-channelling to deepen serum penetration. The goal is holistic skin quality restoration — improved hydration, firmness, tone and luminosity.

Skin rejuvenation at Derma Medical Clinic is approached as a modality-stacking programme: each of the three available techniques targets skin quality through a different mechanism, and they can be scheduled alternately, combined in the same session, or used independently depending on the patient's goals, skin condition and recovery tolerance. AquaShine mesotherapy uses a 15% cross-linked and non-cross-linked hyaluronic-acid cocktail delivered via micro-injections into the papillary dermis. Each injection point deposits a small depot of HA that attracts and retains water, creating a hydration reservoir that improves skin turgor from within. The micro-injection technique — using very fine needles at shallow, consistent depth — distributes product uniformly across the cheeks, perioral zone, under-eye area and forehead. An immediate plumping and radiance effect is visible within a day of the session; the subsequent collagen-stimulating signal from the micro-injury heals over the following two weeks, contributing a longer-term structural benefit. A course of three sessions spaced two to four weeks apart is typical. PRP therapy at Derma Medical Clinic begins with a venous blood draw of approximately 10–20 ml. The blood is centrifuged to separate the platelet-rich plasma fraction, which is concentrated to contain significantly higher growth factor levels than whole blood. The resulting PRP — rich in PDGF, TGF-beta, VEGF, IGF and EGF — is re-injected into the face using the same micro-injection technique as the AquaShine session. These growth factors activate resident fibroblasts, stimulate angiogenesis and initiate a sustained collagen and elastin synthesis programme. Because PRP is autologous, no allergy or rejection reaction is possible. Three sessions four to six weeks apart are standard for facial rejuvenation; hair loss treatment uses the same PRP on the scalp (see the Hair Loss Treatment listing). DermaPen microneedling in the rejuvenation context uses shallower depth settings (0.5–1.5 mm) than the scar treatment protocol, focusing on enhanced serum delivery and general collagen stimulation across the full face rather than targeted scar remodelling. When combined with PRP or AquaShine in the same session, the micro-channels allow significantly deeper penetration of the active substance than surface application permits. All three modalities are managed by the clinic physician, who reviews the patient's skin condition and response at each session and adjusts the programme accordingly. The combined approach typically produces visible improvements in hydration and luminosity after the first session, with cumulative improvements in skin quality, fine line reduction and firmness developing over the following two to three months.