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Wrinkle Treatment & Injectables

Mesotherapy

Targeted active ingredients for skin and scalp

Mesotherapy

At a Glance

In Brief

Microinjections of active ingredients for skin and scalp

Treatment Duration

30–45 minutes

Pain

Minimal, slight stinging or burning possible

Anaesthesia

Numbing cream if needed

Downtime

Usually no significant downtime

Results

Initial changes possible after the first session

Duration of Effect

Around 3–6 months

Sessions

Usually 3–6, often every 2–4 weeks

Price

From CHF 200

Part of our protocol Brightening Glow

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment method, established for decades, in which individually selected active ingredients are delivered directly into the middle layer of the skin using very fine needles. The ingredients include hyaluronic acid, vitamins and amino acids. The precise microinjections, meaning very small injections, allow targeted treatment with little stress on the skin.

The treatment can be considered for selected skin and scalp concerns. It is used to improve skin quality, for the first signs of ageing, for areas that would benefit from more firmness and to support hair growth. During the consultation, we clarify which areas and which ingredient combination suit you.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does the treatment work and how long does it take?

After the skin has been cleansed and disinfected, with numbing cream if needed, the prepared ingredients are injected. A soothing skincare product may be applied at the end. A session takes 30–45 minutes.

Is the treatment painful, and is anaesthesia used?

Any pain during mesotherapy is usually minimal. A slight stinging or burning sensation may occur during the injections. If needed, we apply a numbing cream beforehand, and we clarify before your appointment whether this makes sense for you.

What risks and side effects are possible?

Mesotherapy is generally well tolerated. Temporary redness, minor swelling or bruising are possible and usually subside within a few days. Serious complications are rare, and we discuss possible risks and your tolerability in detail before treatment.

What should I consider before the treatment?

The preliminary consultation covers your skin, your goals and a suitable combination of ingredients. Please tell us about any medication or skin condition so we can give you suitable preparation advice. Any further details are covered with you during the consultation.

What should I consider after the treatment?

For the first 24 hours, avoid intense exercise and saunas and treat your skin especially gently. Avoid intense sun exposure and sunbeds, and use SPF 50+ sun protection every day. Additional recommendations may apply depending on the area treated and the ingredients used.

How long does recovery take after the treatment?

Mesotherapy usually involves only a short recovery time. Mild redness, small areas of swelling or bruising may remain visible for a few days before fading. For the first 24 hours, the advice on exercise, saunas and sun exposure applies.

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When do results become visible?

Depending on the ingredients and treatment goals, initial changes may be visible after the first treatment. The skin may then look fresher, smoother and better hydrated. With a course of treatment, the effect builds over several sessions.

How long do the results last?

The effect of a course of treatment usually lasts around 3–6 months. The exact duration depends on your skin condition, the area treated and the ingredients used. Maintenance treatments can help to sustain the effect afterwards, and we agree on a suitable schedule with you.

How many sessions are usually needed?

The number of sessions depends on the combination of ingredients, the area treated and your skin condition. A course of 3–6 treatments is often recommended, 2–4 weeks apart. For the scalp, 5–8 treatments at 2-week intervals are often planned.

Who is the treatment suitable for?

Mesotherapy may be considered for various skin and hair concerns, including early signs of skin ageing, dry or dull skin, uneven texture, sun-damaged skin or cellulite. For hair loss, it can be used as a complementary treatment to support hair growth, and the approach is guided by the cause. We assess your suitability beforehand in a personal consultation.

How much does the treatment cost?

The cost depends on the area. The eye area costs CHF 200, the face, neck, décolleté, abdomen or upper arms CHF 300 each, and the thighs CHF 400. Neck and décolleté together cost CHF 500, a single scalp treatment costs CHF 250 and a package of five scalp treatments CHF 1’000. Aesthetic treatments are usually paid for privately.

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