Mesotherapy — Skin Rejuvenation

Mesotherapy was formalised in France in the 1950s by Dr. Michel Pistor, based on the principle of administering small quantities of therapeutic agents directly into the mesoderm (middle skin layer) rather than relying on systemic delivery or topical absorption across the skin's barrier. At Esthetic Medical — which holds formal certification in the technique — mesotherapy cocktails are formulated to the indication and injected via very fine needles into…

For facial skin rejuvenation, the standard cocktail typically contains hyaluronic acid (non-cross-linked, used for its hydrating and fibroblast-stimulating properties), a vitamin complex (C, B5, B6, B12, biotin, and folic acid for antioxidant and cofactor support), amino acids (glycine, proline, lysine — the building blocks of collagen), and growth peptides such as matrixyl or argireline. These ingredients are delivered to the papillary dermis where they…

For hair loss, mesotherapy delivers a cocktail of minoxidil, dutasteride, biotin, vitamins, and growth factors directly to the perifollicular tissue in the scalp dermis, bypassing the systemic absorption limitations of topical minoxidil and the side-effect profile of oral antiandrogens. The clinic prices hair mesotherapy from 1,800 Kč per session — accessible for a series approach. Treatment frequency is typically every 2–4 weeks for the first four…