Needle mesotherapy of the face and neck at OpenMed Warsaw and Płock
Needle mesotherapy of the face and neck is an aesthetic medicine procedure involving the introduction of active substances into the deeper layers of the skin, which improve its hydration, firmness, and overall condition. If you notice loss of firmness, fine wrinkles, or signs of skin fatigue, you can take advantage of needle mesotherapy at OpenMed in Warsaw (Wola) and at OpenMed in Płock. During the consultation, our aesthetic medicine specialists will assess the condition of the skin and select an appropriate preparation and treatment plan.
Needle mesotherapy involves performing a series of small punctures, through which substances such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, or peptides are introduced. The aim is to stimulate the skin's regenerative processes, improve microcirculation, and support the production of collagen and elastin. The procedure works both at the level of hydration and at the level of skin structure quality.
Indications for needle mesotherapy
Needle mesotherapy of the face and neck can be used prophylactically and as part of therapy for skin requiring regeneration. Our doctors at OpenMed recommend the procedure especially in the case of visible signs of ageing or deterioration of skin condition.
The most common indications include:
- loss of firmness and elasticity of the skin,
- fine wrinkles and expression lines,
- dehydration and dry skin,
- sallow complexion and signs of fatigue,
- prevention of skin ageing.
The choice of preparation and the number of treatments depend on the individual needs of the skin and the expected effect.
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What does the needle mesotherapy procedure at OpenMed Warsaw and Płock look like?
The procedure is preceded by a consultation, during which our specialists assess the condition of the skin and rule out contraindications. Then the skin is thoroughly cleansed and disinfected. If necessary, local anaesthesia in the form of a cream is applied to increase patient comfort.
Mesotherapy involves performing a series of precise micro-punctures with a thin needle. The administered preparation is distributed evenly across the area of the face or neck. The procedure usually takes from 20 to 40 minutes. Immediately afterwards, slight redness or swelling may appear, which subside within a few days.
Effects and therapy plan
The effect of needle mesotherapy is improved hydration, firmness, and skin tone. The skin becomes more elastic, and fine wrinkles less visible. The first effects can be noticed after a few days, while the full result develops gradually along with skin regeneration.
The best results are achieved in a series of treatments performed at specific intervals. Our specialists at OpenMed determine the therapy plan individually, depending on the needs of the skin and the patient's expectations.
Safety and contraindications
Needle mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure, however, like any medical procedure, it requires medical qualification. Contraindications may include, among others, active skin infections, autoimmune diseases in the active phase, pregnancy, or a tendency to form hypertrophic scars.
At OpenMed we take care of the safety of procedures, which is why we use proven preparations and perform them according to medical standards. Each stage is discussed in detail so that the patient knows what to expect.
Needle mesotherapy at OpenMed Warsaw
If you want to improve the condition of the skin of your face and neck and take care of its hydration and firmness, book a visit at OpenMed Warsaw (Wola) or at OpenMed Płock.
Phone and online registration - the OpenMed team will help you choose an appropriate consultation date and plan a series of needle mesotherapy treatments.
Needle mesotherapy - FAQ
It is a procedure involving the administration of small amounts of active substances directly into the skin using a thin needle. The most commonly used preparations contain hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, or peptides. The aim is to improve hydration, firmness, and the overall condition of the skin.
The procedure may involve slight discomfort, however, it is usually well tolerated. If necessary, we use an anaesthetic cream that reduces pain perception.
It is most often performed for dry skin, loss of firmness, fine wrinkles, dark circles under the eyes, or hair loss. The procedure can be used prophylactically or as part of anti-ageing therapy.
The first effects are often visible after a single treatment, however, to obtain longer-lasting results, a series of 3-5 treatments at specific intervals is recommended.
After the procedure, slight redness, swelling, or small bruises may appear at the puncture sites. These symptoms usually subside within a few days and do not require a longer break in daily functioning.
The procedure is not indicated for people with active skin infections, autoimmune diseases in the active phase, during pregnancy, or those prone to hypertrophic scarring. Medical qualification is carried out by the doctor during the consultation before the procedure.