“Mésobotox” is the combination of mesotherapy with small doses of botulinum toxin.

Instead ofbeing injected into the muscle, botulinum toxin is injected into the skin, yielding interesting effects: the skin smooths without freezing expressions, pores contract, and the skin becomes less oily and less sweaty.

This treatment is particularly suitable for horizontal lines on the neck,fine facial wrinkles, enlarged pores, or oily skin.

Like mesotherapy, “skinboosters” are natural hyaluronic acid injections aimed at deep skin hydration thanks to the moisturizing properties of hyaluronic acid.

However, they differ frommesotherapy in their higher concentration of hyaluronic acid and their deeper injection technique.These two differences provide superior and longer-lasting hydration.

Mesotherapy is not dangerous to health. After the treatment, redness, swelling, or minor bruising may occur but are temporary. Complications are rare but possible, such as infection or persistent injection marks.

Mesotherapy offers a beautiful glow, then nourishes and stimulates the skin from within. The face does not change, but the quality of the skin improves.

The glow is visible one week after the treatment, while other expected effects, depending on the selected active ingredients, appear after one to three months.

Results can improve by combining several sessions. Mesotherapy can be performed in a course of 3 to 10 sessions when the skin needs intensive stimulation.

Otherwise, a session every 3 to 6 months is carried out to regularlynourish and hydrate the skin.

Not at all. The only drawback of not repeating the treatment is that the skin stops being maintained from within and natural aging resumes its course.

The treatment involves injecting the active ingredients into the superficial layer of the skin in the area to be treated. The most commonly used technique in mesotherapy is making numerous small injection points using a fine needle at regular intervals (approximately one injection persquare centimeter).

Generally, a numbing cream is applied before the treatment to reduce pain. Itis also possible to opt for a cannula-based treatment, which requires only a single injection point.

After the treatment, redness and swelling may be visible for a few hours or even a few days in the treated area. Bruising or “blue marks” are also possible. Marks are more pronounced after a needle-based treatment than with a cannula.

Activities can be resumed immediately after the treatment, but applying makeup to the treated area on the same day is discouraged.

Additionally,avoid sports and exposure to intense heat for one week. Facial care or treatments, dental care and any vaccinations should be postponed for at least 14 days after the treatment.