Preparation is simple: at least 48 hours before the treatment, avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, and products containing retinol or acids. If you have any acute inflammation or infections in the treatment area, please let us know—we’ll be happy to recommend a more suitable date.

Yes, but very gently. On the first day after mesotherapy, let your skin rest—don’t use makeup or harsh skincare products. It’s important to stay hydrated both from the inside and out and to protect your skin from the sun. Use SPF, and if needed, we’ll recommend a suitable soothing serum or cream.

We recommend at least 24 hours of rest to allow your skin to calm down. Also avoid saunas, hot baths, and direct sunlight. After that, you can resume your activities without restriction.

We use an anesthetic cream, which makes the treatment very comfortable. You may feel only a slight tingling or pressure, especially in more sensitive areas. We’ll tailor the entire process to ensure your comfort.

Yes, in many cases, mesotherapy tends to soothe the skin and improve its hydration and texture. However, if you have active inflammation or are in the acute stage of acne, we will likely recommend a different form of treatment first and save mesotherapy for later.

After the treatment, your skin may be slightly red or slightly swollen; this is a natural reaction that usually subsides within 24 hours. If you have sensitive skin, you may experience temporary, minor flaking. We’ll take care of everything and let you know how to care for your skin at home.

Absolutely! Mesotherapy is often combined with treatments such as Hydrafacial or Exion RF. We’re always happy to recommend the best combination for you and create a plan tailored to your skin’s needs.

Regular moisturizing primarily affects the skin's surface, while mesotherapy works in the deeper layers. As a result, it improves not only the skin's appearance but also its quality and its ability to retain moisture over the long term.