Hyaluronic Acid Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy delivers fine micro-injections of hyaluronic acid into the superficial layers of the skin to improve hydration, elasticity and overall quality — rather than adding volume. At Medica Aesthetica dermatologist prim. MUDr. Zdena Stratilová treats the face, neck, décolletage and backs of the hands, areas that show early ageing and dehydration. A course of sessions is usually advised for a visible, cumulative result.

Mesotherapy is a skin-revitalising technique that places small amounts of hyaluronic acid (and, in some protocols, other skin nutrients) just beneath the surface through a series of shallow micro-injections. Unlike dermal fillers, the goal is not to add volume but to improve the skin from within — boosting hydration, smoothness, elasticity and overall quality. At Medica Aesthetica the treatment is performed by dermatologist prim. MUDr. Zdena Stratilová after assessing your skin and discussing realistic expectations. A session lasts around thirty minutes. The skin is cleansed, and the doctor delivers a pattern of fine injections across the treatment area; common sites are the face, neck, décolletage and the backs of the hands, which tend to show dehydration and crepiness early. There may be small temporary marks or mild redness afterwards that settle quickly. Because mesotherapy works by stimulating and hydrating the skin gradually, improvement builds over several days and is strongest after a course of treatments rather than a single visit, so a series is usually recommended with maintenance sessions thereafter. It suits people with dull, dehydrated or early-ageing skin who want a refreshed, healthier-looking complexion without volumising. It is avoided over active inflammatory skin disease and in certain systemic conditions, and the doctor confirms suitability first. Afterwards, intense activity, sauna and heat should be avoided for several days.