Needle Mesotherapy (Face, Neck & Décolleté)

Needle mesotherapy delivers a tailored cocktail of hyaluronic acid, vitamins and micronutrients into the upper layers of the skin through a series of tiny injections, aiming to improve hydration, tone and radiance. Dermedica offers several established formulations — Pink Glow, CytoCare 532, Mesohealth+ and Neauvia HydroDelux — for the face, neck, décolleté and hands. It suits tired, dull or early-ageing skin and is most effective as a short course.

Needle (classic) mesotherapy is a skin-quality treatment in which a blend of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and other micronutrients is introduced into the upper dermis through many superficial micro-injections. Rather than correcting volume or deep wrinkles, the aim is a measurable improvement in hydration, elasticity, tone and overall radiance, which makes it a good choice for skin that looks tired, dull or is showing early signs of ageing. Dermedica works with a range of named products so the formulation can be matched to the concern — Pink Glow for a brightening, hydrating boost; CytoCare 532 as a revitalising hyaluronic-acid-plus-amino-acid blend; Mesohealth+ as a multi-ingredient cocktail; and Neauvia HydroDelux for intensive hydration. At the studio, cosmetologist Natalia Kapturska assesses the skin and recommends a product and protocol. The treatment is performed with fine needles, usually over thirty to forty minutes, with optional numbing for comfort; slight redness and tiny injection marks for a day are normal. Because the effect is cumulative, mesotherapy works best as a course of several sessions a few weeks apart, followed by occasional maintenance. Protocols can focus on the full face, the face and neck, the décolleté or the hands, and it combines well with carboxytherapy and skin boosters as part of a skin-health plan. The treatment may support fresher, better-hydrated and more even-looking skin. Suitability, any allergies and contraindications are checked beforehand, and it is avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.