Mesotherapy & Bio-Remodelling (Profhilo)

Injectable skin-quality treatments that hydrate and refresh rather than add volume. Needle mesotherapy delivers a cocktail of hyaluronic acid and micronutrients into the upper skin to improve tone and radiance, while Profhilo bio-remodelling spreads through the tissue from a few precise points to improve laxity and glow on the face, neck or hands. Both work best as a short course and suit patients wanting healthier-looking skin.

JB Clinic groups its injectable skin-quality treatments around two approaches. Needle mesotherapy introduces a tailored blend of hyaluronic acid, vitamins and micronutrients into the upper dermal layer through many superficial micro-injections, aiming to improve hydration, elasticity, tone and radiance — a good option for skin that looks tired, dull or is showing early signs of ageing. Profhilo is a stabilised, highly concentrated hyaluronic acid that bio-remodels the skin: rather than filling a line or adding contour, it is placed at a few strategic points from which it disperses through the tissue, drawing in water and stimulating the skin's own support structures to improve firmness and glow. Both treatments are performed by a physician and take around fifteen to forty minutes, with optional numbing for comfort. Because only a few injection points are used for Profhilo, downtime is minimal — small raised bumps settle within hours. Needle mesotherapy may leave slight redness and tiny marks for a day. Both are cumulative and work best as a course: the clinic offers a two-session Nboost mesotherapy protocol and a standard two-session Profhilo course about a month apart, with results building over the following one to two months and maintenance every six months or so. Profhilo is commonly used on the lower face and is also suited to the neck and the crêpey skin on the backs of the hands. These treatments suit adults whose main concern is dull, lax or dehydrated skin rather than volume loss, and pair well with toxin, filler and microneedling. Suitability and contraindications are reviewed at consultation, and they are avoided in pregnancy and breastfeeding.