Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy at ISCARE's dermatology department involves microinjections of a tailored blend of vitamins, hyaluronic acid, and active compounds into the middle layer of the skin to hydrate, brighten, and improve skin texture. At 4,600 Kč per session, the treatment is administered by trained dermatology staff and is typically performed as a course of 4–6 sessions for optimal facial rejuvenation. It targets dull skin, fine lines, and dehydration with minimal downtime.

Mesotherapy at ISCARE Klinické centrum is a minimally invasive aesthetic technique originating in France in the 1950s, now established as one of the most requested non-surgical skin rejuvenation procedures in Czech aesthetic dermatology. The treatment delivers micro-doses of active ingredients — typically a customised cocktail containing hyaluronic acid, vitamins (B complex, C), minerals, amino acids, and coenzymes — directly into the mesoderm (middle layer of the skin) via a series of very fine microinjections. This targeted delivery bypasses the skin barrier that blocks topical products from reaching deeper layers. The active compounds hydrate and plump the skin from within, stimulate fibroblast activity to increase collagen and elastin synthesis, improve microcirculation, and reduce melanin production in areas of hyperpigmentation. Common indications treated with mesotherapy at ISCARE include: facial skin dehydration and dullness; fine lines and superficial wrinkles; uneven skin tone and pigmentation; neck and décolletage skin quality; scalp health and hair loss (as mesotherapy for hair uses different cocktails targeting follicle nutrition and circulation); and hand rejuvenation. Each session takes approximately 30–45 minutes. After cleansing and applying a topical numbing cream (optional), the mesotherapist administers the injections using a multi-needle meso-gun or manual technique in a grid pattern across the treatment area. Mild redness, pin-point bruising, and swelling are normal and resolve within 48–72 hours. Make-up can generally be applied the following day. A standard treatment course consists of 4–6 sessions spaced 2 weeks apart, followed by monthly maintenance. Skin improvements — improved luminosity, hydration, and texture — are typically noticeable after the second session, with peak results at the end of the course. Mesotherapy can be combined with botulinum toxin or fillers for a comprehensive facial revitalisation approach.