Needle Mesotherapy & Skin Boosters

Needle mesotherapy delivers hyaluronic acid, vitamins and other micronutrients into the skin through a series of tiny injections to improve hydration, tone and radiance. LABRA offers a wide menu of established products — from classic mesotherapy cocktails such as Fillmed NCTF and dedicated eye-area formulas to bio-remodelling skin boosters like Profhilo, Karisma and Restylane Skinboosters — so the protocol can be matched to skin that is tired, dull, dehydrated or showing early ageing.

Needle mesotherapy is a skin-quality treatment in which a tailored blend of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and other micronutrients is introduced into the upper layers of the skin through many fine, superficial injections. The aim is not volume or wrinkle correction but a measurable improvement in hydration, elasticity, tone and overall radiance, which makes it well suited to skin that looks tired, dull or is showing early signs of ageing. LABRA carries a broad range of products so the treatment can be matched to the concern — from classic revitalising cocktails such as Fillmed NCTF 135 HA, through dedicated eye-area formulas like Ami Eyes and Lumi Eyes, to bio-remodelling skin boosters including Profhilo, Karisma, Redensity 1 and Restylane Skinboosters that work by dispersing through the tissue and stimulating the skin's own support structures. A session typically takes around thirty to forty minutes, often after a numbing cream for comfort, and you may have slight redness or tiny injection marks for a day. Because the effect is cumulative, mesotherapy and skin boosters generally work best as a short course followed by occasional maintenance; bio-remodelling products such as Profhilo are commonly given as two sessions a few weeks apart. Protocols can focus on the full face, the delicate eye area, the neck or the hands, and pair well with microneedling as part of a skin-health plan. The treatment is suitable for most adults wanting fresher, better-hydrated skin; suitability, allergies and contraindications are checked beforehand, and it is generally avoided during pregnancy and breastfeeding.