Fractional Mesotherapy

Fractional mesotherapy is a method of device-based cosmetology that differs fundamentally from classical mesotherapy in that microinjections are administered strictly at specific points in the deep layers of the skin.

The injection sites are selected based on the specific issues—these may include areas with hyperpigmentation, ptosis, or deep wrinkles, etc.

Just a few mesotherapy sessions can significantly improve the appearance of both the face and body in a short time—the treated areas undergo regeneration as the preparation penetrates to a depth of 0.5 mm. As a result, cell regeneration, neocollagenesis, and elastin synthesis are accelerated.

It has been observed that a visible effect appears after 1–2 procedures, which becomes even more pronounced over time. 100% cellular regeneration occurs after 5–6 sessions, resulting in a visible skin-tightening and rejuvenating effect, as well as the correction of other cosmetic imperfections.

Several types of devices are available for performing the procedure, representing a revolutionary breakthrough in the world of cosmetic device technology. Their use allows not only for control over the dosage and size of the treated area but also significantly accelerates the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibers.

Special tips consist of a bundle of specially ground needles. Their surface is treated with nanosilver, which helps prevent inflammation at the injection site and rapid wear of the needles. The delicate, high-tech microinjection devices and high pulse rate (the “popping” effect) make the injections painless and minimize skin irritation.