Consultation, skin assessment and allergy review
Mesotherapy (Radiance Injection)
Micro-injections of a blend of vitamins, minerals and hyaluronic acid into the skin to improve radiance and texture.
45 min
Mesotherapy (Radiance Injection)
Mesotherapy is a series of superficial micro-injections delivering a nutrient blend — vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and hyaluronic acid — directly to the layer that needs them, rather than relying on absorption through the skin surface.
Why inject rather than apply
Many active ingredients do not cross the skin barrier at a meaningful concentration when applied topically. Direct injection bypasses that barrier, which explains the difference in result even when ingredient names look similar.
What it targets
- Dull skin and loss of radiance
- Dryness and rough texture
- Superficial fine lines
- The neck and décolletage
- The scalp, within plans supporting hair density
The blend is not one-size-fits-all
The composition is chosen according to your skin and your goal — dry skin needs emphasis on hydration, dull skin on antioxidants. We review any known allergies before selecting ingredients.
The session plan
Usually 4 to 6 sessions spaced two weeks apart, then maintenance every two to three months. The result is cumulative and emerges gradually across the series.
What you gain
- Delivers ingredients directly to the target layer
- A blend chosen for your skin condition and goal
- Used on the face, neck, décolletage and scalp
- Very short downtime
- A cumulative result across a series
- Allergy review before ingredients are selected
How it works
Selecting the appropriate blend composition
Cleansing and topical anaesthetic where needed
Multiple superficial micro-injections
Calming the skin and scheduling the next session
FAQ
How many sessions do I need?
Usually 4 to 6 sessions spaced two weeks apart, then maintenance every two to three months. The result is cumulative and does not complete in one session.
Is the injection painful?
The needles are very fine and the injections superficial, so the sensation is manageable. A topical anaesthetic can be applied beforehand for sensitive areas or if you prefer.
Is it suitable for the scalp?
It is used within plans supporting hair density, but the result depends on the cause of the loss. Assessing that cause first is essential, as some types need different medical treatment.
When will I see results?
An initial glow after the first sessions, with clearer improvement emerging gradually as the series completes.