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Targeted Skin and Scalp Revitalisation
Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment that uses multiple small injections to deliver selected ingredients directly into the skin or scalp. Depending on the treatment objective, formulations may contain ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins or other medically selected compounds.
With Dr. Nivine Cheaito, mesotherapy is personalised according to your skin or scalp condition rather than using the same formula for every patient.
Mesotherapy may be considered for patients concerned about skin or scalp quality when the treatment objective can be addressed through superficial micro-injections.
Mesotherapy delivers small amounts of selected ingredients through a series of superficial injections.
The exact formula, injection depth and treatment schedule depend on the area being treated and the intended result.
For facial treatments, the focus may be hydration, revitalisation and improved skin quality. For scalp treatments, mesotherapy may be considered as part of a wider hair-loss management plan in suitable patients.
Facial mesotherapy may help improve the appearance of tired, dehydrated or dull skin. Depending on the selected formulation, treatment may focus on:
The aim is subtle improvement in skin quality without changing your facial proportions.
The thinner skin of the neck and decolletage can develop dryness, fine lines and crepey texture over time.
Selected mesotherapy treatments may be used to support hydration and improve the overall appearance of these areas.
Mesotherapy can also be used for selected hair-loss concerns by delivering chosen ingredients directly into the scalp.
Treatment may be considered for patients experiencing:
Hair loss can have genetic, hormonal, nutritional or medical causes, so Dr. Nivine first assesses the underlying pattern before recommending treatment.
Mesotherapy may be used alone or alongside other hair-restoration approaches when clinically appropriate.
Mesotherapy describes a micro-injection technique that may deliver different combinations of ingredients according to the treatment objective.
Skin boosters usually refer to specifically formulated injectable products developed primarily to improve hydration and skin quality.
Dr. Nivine selects the treatment according to your skin rather than simply choosing a treatment name.
Before recommending mesotherapy, Dr. Nivine evaluates:
Your formulation and treatment plan are then selected according to your individual needs.
Your skin or scalp concern, medical history and treatment objective are reviewed.
The treatment area is cleansed and the selected formulation and injection plan are confirmed.
Small quantities of the selected solution are injected across the treatment area using multiple precise injection points.
Temporary small bumps or injection marks may be visible immediately afterwards, and personalised aftercare is provided.
There is no universal mesotherapy protocol.
The number and spacing of sessions depend on:
Dr. Nivine will recommend your personalised treatment schedule following consultation.
Downtime is usually limited.
Temporary effects may include:
These generally settle as the treated area recovers.
Treatment begins with identifying the actual skin or scalp concern.
The injectable solution is chosen according to the treatment objective.
The focus is fresher, healthier-looking skin rather than unnecessary facial volume.
Mesotherapy can be incorporated into a wider skin or hair-restoration strategy when appropriate.
Assessment, treatment planning and injections are medically supervised.
Individual results vary. Photographs are of Dr. Nivine’s own patients, shown with written consent and unretouched.
Mesotherapy is a technique involving multiple small injections of selected ingredients into the skin or scalp.
Not exactly. Mesotherapy describes an injection technique and may use different formulations, while skin boosters are specific injectable products primarily designed for skin-quality improvement.
Selected formulations may help improve hydration and overall radiance in suitable patients.
It may be considered as part of a treatment plan for selected types of hair thinning, although the underlying cause of hair loss should be assessed first.
The number varies according to the treatment area, formulation and individual response.
Downtime is generally minimal, although temporary redness, swelling, bruising or injection marks can occur.
Meet Dr. Nivine Cheaito to assess your skin or scalp concern, review the treatment objective and decide whether mesotherapy is appropriate for your individual plan.