Mesotherapy (Micro-Injection Cocktail)

Multiple shallow (1–4mm) micro-injections deliver the cocktail directly into the mid-dermis, bypassing the skin barrier and depositing nutrients where fibroblasts and small vessels can use them immediately.

30–45 minutes of small injections across the face. Minimal numbing needed. Expect pinprick redness and occasional pinpoint bruises for 24–48 hours, then visible glow within a week.

Mesotherapy was developed in 1952 by French physician Dr. Michel Pistor, originally for pain management. It was adapted for cosmetic use in the 1970s and is now standard across Europe, Latin America, and increasingly the US. The "mesococktail" is customised per patient — typical blends include non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, B vitamins, amino acids, trace minerals, and sometimes peptides or DMAE.