Mesotherapy
What is Mesotherapy?
This rejuvenation technique produces microinjections of vitamins, enzymes, antioxidants, and plant extracts to tighten and refresh the skin. It was first developed in 1952 by a doctor in France called Michel Pistor.
These microscopic amounts of solution injected into the skin will promote collagen and elastin production within the deeper layers of the skin
Using a personalised blend of nutrients, combined with cutting-edge micro-needling technology, Mesotherapy treatment can help trigger the production of new collagen for fresh, younger-looking skin.
Benefits of mesotherapy
- Improve skin elasticity.
- Achieve a brighter complexion.
- Offer deep hydration.
- Firm the skin.
- reducing wrinkles.
- Prevent oxidative stress.
- Reduce pigmentation.
Mesotherapy with NCTF
FAQs & Aftercare
Mesotherpasy helps with various skin conditions such as
- Benefits: Fine lines
- Wrinkles
- Sun damage
- Uneven skin tone
- Pigmentation
- Dark circles
- Under-eye bags
- Crows feet
- Dull & tired skin
- Problematic skin
- Oily congested skin
- Mild acne scarring
Every 3 weeks
A common side effect of Mesotherapy is bruising, which generally resolves over one week. To speed up the healing process, we recommend that the homeopathic supplement arnica be applied topically on a daily basis. Patients may experience temporary soreness. This will subside within 24-48 hours.
The NCTF treatment session typically takes about 30 minutes to complete. After the treatment, you can immediately resume your daily activities with minimal downtime.
You will be fully informed about what you need to do before the treatment; however, minimal preparation is usually needed prior to getting Profhilo injectables done. In general, you may be asked to temporarily stop taking certain food supplements and medications such as NSAIDs, and avoid the consumption of alcohol and fish oils before your treatment session.
Book a consultation with a member of our team today to learn how we could enhance and rejuvenate your natural beauty.
All treatments are subject to consultation.