Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure performed to treat various medical conditions. Active ingredients are injected into the mesoderm, aiming to optimize cell metabolism, stimulate fibroblasts to produce collagen and elastin, improve microcirculation, ensure proper nutrition of the skin and intensify the metabolism of the fat cells.

Depending on the formulation used, we can moisturize and firm the skin of the face, neck, neckline and even the breast, reduce hair loss, reduce cellulite as well as puffiness and dark circles under the eyes.

Post-treatment symptoms include: redness of the skin, papule (may persist for several hours to several days) and small bruises that disappear during following days (the risk of bruising is associated with multiple injections).

In order to obtain satisfactory results, specialists recommend to undergo a series of several treatments at 2-4-week intervals. Afterwards, subsequent treatments may be performed every 1-3 months.

Hairy skin mesotherapy inhibits both androgenic and seasonal (during spring and autumn) hair loss. This treatment not only reduces the hair loss but also simulates the regrowth process. Formulations used for the hairy skin mesotherapy are composed of: dexpanthenol (a provitamin of B5), organic silica, vitamins, oligoelements (including zinc) and minoxidil (an active ingredient of many preparations used in the treatment of hair loss). These components are injected into the skin in a series of multiple punctures, using a short needle. Initially it is recommended to undergo the treatment every one to two weeks during 1-2 months. Then, it should be continued by repeating the procedure once a month.

The Platelet-rich Plasma Therapy (PRP)

Platelet-rich plasma injection (PRP) is an emerging therapeutic procedure in medicine for the treatment of facial rejuvenation, hair growth and both acute and chronic soft tissue injuries.

PRP is an extract of your own blood that contains three to five times more platelets, growth factors, and active proteins for tissue and injury healing. It has been used medically for years to accelerate wound healing; repair tendon, ligament and joint damage; heal diabetic ulcers; and help regrow muscle and bone.

When PRP is placed back into the skin by micro-needling, it initiates a localized stem cell response. Over the weeks and months following treatment, this stem cell response recruits collagen-producing cells called fibroblasts. The fibroblasts replace tissue that has been damaged or lost through the aging process with healthy skin that looks refreshed and rejuvenated.

The benefits of PRP have led to a widespread interest in its use for anti-aging and regenerative purposes. The healing properties of the blood components in PRP can be used as a cosmetic treatment for the following:

• Reducing fine lines and wrinkles
• Tightening and toning skin
• Mild collagen and volume loss
• Crow’s feet
• Dark under eye circles
• Acne scarring
• Smile lines
• Hair Growth

The Platelet-rich Fibrin Therapy (PRF)

PRF (Platelet-rich fibrin) is a revolutionary new treatment and a second-generation of PRP therapy. PRF has a higher concentration of platelets, fibrin, and white blood cells.PRF promotes better healing from within your own body, because it is made from your own blood.

Benefits of PRF Treatment:

• Reduction of facial wrinkles and ageing skin.
• Improves dry or oily facial skin.
• Stimulates hair growth (Scalp and Eyebrows).
• Reduces skin scars caused by acne.