Mesotherapy in Geneva
Mesotherapy delivers micro-injections of revitalising ingredients into the skin to support hydration and quality. It is a medical act, by indication. Here is what it does.
Revitalising the skin from within
Mesotherapy uses a series of fine micro-injections to deliver hydrating and revitalising ingredients into the skin. The goal is skin quality and freshness rather than volume or shape.
Because it works gradually, it is usually done as a short course and then maintained. Results vary and depend on your skin.
A doctor, after assessment
Like any injectable, mesotherapy is performed by a doctor after a consultation, who decides whether it is indicated for you. We describe it by indication, not by product brand.
No result is guaranteed, and a careful practitioner explains what it can and cannot do.
From consultation to follow-up
It starts with a medical consultation: nothing is done without a prior assessment.
Consultation
The doctor listens to your goal, examines you and explains the options, limits and risks.
The act
If indicated, it is performed by the doctor, with your informed consent.
Follow-up
A review assesses the result and adjusts if needed.
Before a medical act
- Mention your history, allergies and current treatments.
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding and active infections are contra-indications.
- No result is guaranteed; the aim is a measured, natural outcome.
- Performed by a doctor, never in a beauty salon.
Your questions
Is mesotherapy the same as skinboosters?
They overlap in aiming at skin quality, but the products and protocols differ. A doctor advises which, if any, suits your skin.
How many sessions are needed?
Usually a short course followed by maintenance. The doctor gives a realistic plan after assessing you.
Is there downtime?
Small marks or redness can appear briefly. The clinic explains aftercare.
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