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Mesotherapy

Micro-injections stimulate natural collagen production and deliver vita…

Plain-English name: Micro-Infusion Therapy

Mesotherapy

Also known asNCTF 135HARejuran (Polynucleotides/PN)U225 Injector

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Micro-injections deliver a customized blend of vitamins, minerals, and hyaluronic acid directly into the skin's mesoderm, stimulating collagen and enhancing cellular repair.

Downtime: 1 week
Sessions: 3–6
Pain: Low
Cost per visit: Price level 3 of 5
Full course: 3–6 sessionsAsk the total price for all of them.
Results last: Months; upkeep every 3–6 months

Many tiny injections of vitamins and hyaluronic acid into the skin, in a series.

Check first: Pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Will it work for me?

What people use it for

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Skin types

Often a fit for all of these. Tap one for details.

Skin types to ask about first

Breakout-proneAsk first

Active breakouts in the area may need to calm down first. Ask your provider.

How do the brands differ?

In no special order. Ask which one they use, and why.

2 brands

1 product or tool

Ask your provider

Which one do you use, and why that one for me?
What is the total price, and what does it include?
What side effects do you see most with it, and what do you do about them?

Before and after your visit

Plan it around your lifeMakeup, sun, workouts — see what fits around your treatment.

The visit

Duration: 30–60 minutes
Total course: 1.5–6 months
Session interval: 2–4 weeks

What to expect, and what to avoid

Recovery

1–2 days of redness; bruises can last a week

May look swollen

1 week

No swimming or baths

2 days

Avoid sun

2 days

No makeup

24 hours

No sweat or heat

24-48 hours

Your provider may give you different timing.

Day by day

Before your visit: ask when to start
- Come with clean skin: no makeup or lotion
- Inform your provider of any allergies, especially to fish if considering Rejuran.
1 week before
Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil and vitamin E for 1 week before, if your doctor agrees
24–48 hours before
No alcohol for 24–48 hours before
Right after your visit
- No makeup on the area for 24 hours
- Avoid hard exercise, heat and heavy sweating for 24–48 hours
- Don't touch, rub or press the area for 6 hours
- No hard exercise or heavy lifting for 24–48 hours
After your visit
- Use a cold pack for swelling
- No alcohol for a few days
- No aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil or vitamin E for a few days, if your doctor agrees
- Wear sunscreen every day
- Expect minor redness, swelling, or small bumps at injection sites, typically resolving within 24-48 hours. Bruising is possible and may fade over a few days to a week. Skin regeneration begins, with improved hydration and texture becoming noticeable in the weeks following.

Side effects, and who should wait

Who may want to think twice

Pregnancy or breastfeeding
Active skin infections or inflammation in the treatment area
Allergies to any of the solution's ingredients
Autoimmune diseases
History of keloid scarring
Patients on anticoagulant therapy (blood thinners)

Possible side effects

Common

Redness
Swelling
Bruising at injection sites
Itching
Mild pain or sensitivity

Less common

Skin infections that heal slowly and can leave scars
Allergic reactions to the solution ingredients
Skin discoloration (hyperpigmentation)
Scarring
Nausea

Your own risks may differ. Ask a qualified provider.

How it works, and common myths

Micro-injections stimulate natural collagen production and deliver vital nutrients directly, promoting enhanced cellular repair and regeneration.

A little more technical

A series of micro-injections deliver a customized blend of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and hyaluronic acid directly into the middle layer of the skin, stimulating collagen production and improving circulation.

The procedure involves intradermal microinjections of a poly-revitalizing solution containing active ingredients like hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, and minerals. This stimulates fibroblasts to produce more collagen and elastin, enhances microcirculation, and provides essential nutrients for cellular regeneration, thereby improving skin texture, hydration, and elasticity.

Delivery method: Intradermal Micro-Injections; A specialized device or ultra-fine needle deposits tiny droplets of product just below the skin's surface.
Material: Customized Nutrient Cocktails; The formula is tailored specifically to the patient, often containing hyaluronic acid, Vitamin C, peptides, or brightening agents.
Common device / product names: NCTF 135HA · Rejuran (Polynucleotides/PN) · U225 Injector
Clinical descriptor: Mesotherapy