We have offered professional mesotherapy treatments at Amara Laser & Beauty Clinic in Crawley for over ten years. Mesotherapy is a treatment technique that uses a series of very fine injections to deliver active ingredients into the skin. Depending on the individual’s skin concerns and treatment goals, these formulations may contain ingredients such as vitamins, amino acids, enzymes and plant extracts.

One of the reasons mesotherapy can be so effective is its interaction with the dermis and the skin’s natural circulation.

The dermis is the middle layer of the skin and contains connective tissue, blood vessels, nerves and hair follicles. It plays an important role in maintaining the skin’s structure, hydration and elasticity, as well as supporting the production of collagen and elastin.

By delivering suitable ingredients into this area, mesotherapy can support the environment in which healthy skin cells develop and function.

Supporting a Healthy Skin Barrier

Healthy skin relies on a strong and effective barrier. Corneocytes, which are cells found within the outermost layer of the skin, play an essential role in forming this protective barrier.

When the skin barrier is functioning well, the skin is better able to retain moisture and protect itself from external factors. Supporting overall skin health can therefore help improve the appearance, texture and resilience of the skin.

The active ingredients used during mesotherapy treatments are selected according to the individual’s skin needs. Depending on the treatment plan, formulations may include vitamins, amino acids and other ingredients designed to support and nourish the skin.

What Is Fractional Mesotherapy?

One method of delivering active ingredients is fractional mesotherapy, which combines microneedling with mesotherapy.

Microneedling creates tiny microchannels in the skin, which can help improve the delivery of selected topical products. Combining these techniques allows practitioners to tailor treatments according to the skin’s individual requirements and treatment goals.

What If You Don’t Like Needles?

If needles are not for you, there are alternative methods of delivering mesotherapy products into the skin.

Nano-Needling

Nano-needling is different from traditional microneedling. It uses extremely small structures to create superficial pathways and assist with the application of skincare products, making it a gentler option for those who are uncomfortable with needles.

No-Needle Mesotherapy

No-needle mesotherapy offers another alternative. This technique can use technologies such as ultrasound to help enhance the delivery of selected products into the skin without the use of traditional injections.

For those with sensitive or reactive skin, or for anyone who is concerned about needles or microneedling, nano-needling or no-needle mesotherapy may provide a more suitable treatment option.

How Many Treatments Will You Need?

The number of mesotherapy treatments required will depend on several factors, including your skin concerns, treatment goals and the method being used.

A course of around six treatments is often recommended, with sessions commonly spaced approximately two weeks apart. If deeper needling techniques are used, treatments may be scheduled further apart to allow the skin sufficient time to recover.

A personalised consultation is the best way to determine which treatment method and schedule are most appropriate for your individual skin needs.

Want to Know More?

If you’re interested in finding out whether Fusion Mesotherapy could be suitable for you, book a consultation to discuss your skin concerns and explore the treatment options available.