Microneedling Mesotherapy

Microneedle mesotherapy delivers active ingredients into the upper layers of the skin through fine micro-channels created by a pen device, improving hydration, tone and overall condition. At Dr Piosik Stomatologia it is offered within the aesthetic-medicine service using established product protocols, including options focused on the delicate eye area. It suits skin that looks tired or dull and is most effective as a short course. Suitability is assessed at an aesthetic consultation beforehand.

Microneedle mesotherapy combines two complementary actions: a pen device creates a controlled pattern of microscopic channels in the skin, stimulating its natural renewal response, while at the same time a tailored serum of active ingredients is delivered into those upper layers where it can work more effectively. The result is a treatment aimed at improving skin hydration, smoothness, tone and overall radiance, making it well suited to skin that looks tired, dull or is showing early signs of ageing. At Dr Piosik Stomatologia the treatment is offered within the clinic's aesthetic-medicine arm using recognised product systems, with specific protocols available including ones formulated for the thin, delicate skin of the eye area. A session begins with cleansing and, for comfort, the option of a topical numbing cream before the pen is passed over the treatment area and the chosen actives are applied. The procedure takes around thirty to forty-five minutes, after which the skin is typically a little pink with possible pinpoint marks for a day or so before looking fresher. Because the benefits are cumulative, mesotherapy generally gives the best results as a short course of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, followed by occasional maintenance, and it can be combined with other skin treatments the clinic offers as part of a plan. Diligent sun protection afterwards is advised. An aesthetic-medicine consultation precedes treatment so the clinician can assess your skin, recommend the most appropriate protocol and check for anything that would make the treatment unsuitable; it is avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding and over active skin infection. Individual results vary and are reviewed against your starting point.