Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy at Laserstudio involves micro-injections of customised therapeutic compounds directly into the mesoderm (middle skin layer), delivering nutrients, vitamins, and rejuvenating agents precisely where they are needed — bypassing the limited penetration of topical application. The clinic positions mesotherapy as an intermediate treatment between topical cosmetics and more aggressive laser or filler interventions, making it suitable for clients who want effective biological stimulation without visible bruising or downtime. MUDr. Bednář selects the compound formulation based on the patient's individual skin concern — hydration, firmness, pigmentation, or hair loss — at a pre-treatment consultation. An initial course of 2–3 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart is recommended, followed by maintenance every 6 months.

Mesotherapy at Laserstudio is a physician-administered micro-injection technique that places therapeutic compounds directly into the dermis and subdermis — the skin's mesoderm — using an array of superfine needles. Unlike topical products, which are limited by the stratum corneum's barrier function, mesotherapy bypasses this obstacle entirely by depositing the active compound at its site of action with precision dosing. The technique was originally developed by Michel Pistor in France in 1952 and has since been refined into a range of specialised protocols for aesthetic skin rejuvenation, hair loss (scalp mesotherapy), fat reduction (phosphatidylcholine-based lipolysis), and localised pain management. At Laserstudio, the focus is on aesthetic skin applications: the clinic offers customised cocktail injections formulated with combinations of hyaluronic acid for hydration and volume, vitamins (C, B complex, biotin, panthenol) for cellular metabolism support, amino acids for collagen precursor delivery, and plant or biological extracts with antioxidant or anti-inflammatory properties. The choice of compound is individualised at consultation with MUDr. Bednář, who assesses the patient's primary concern and skin condition. Formulation volumes range from 2 ml (a light hydration maintenance dose) to larger multi-compound cocktails for targeted rejuvenation. The total price varies accordingly, from 2 000 to 2 500 Kč per session. The injection pattern — either a serial papule technique (individual droplets at close intervals) or the nappage technique (rapid shallow passes) — is determined by the target depth and the compound's viscosity. Mild erythema and occasional pinpoint bruising are expected, resolving within 24–48 hours. There is no significant downtime, and normal activities can be resumed immediately after the session. For skin rejuvenation, the standard initial course consists of 2–3 sessions spaced 2–4 weeks apart, allowing each session's collagen and hydration stimulus to stabilise before the next. Maintenance treatments approximately every 6 months keep the skin's biological activity elevated. The treatment integrates well with Omnilux biostimulation (which can be scheduled on the same visit as a complementary modality) and with chemical peeling or microneedling in a structured skin-improvement programme.