Mesotherapy has become a frequently mentioned innovative treatment method in the world of aesthetics and dermatology in recent years. It involves injecting beneficial substances such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and hyaluronic acid into the skin using micro-needles. This method is preferred to support skin rejuvenation, prevent hair loss, and promote localized firming.
So, does mesotherapy really work? While the answer to this question may vary depending on the area of application and individual needs, scientific and clinical data clearly support a confident “yes.”
To understand whether mesotherapy is effective, it’s important to first know how it works. Unlike topical treatments, mesotherapy solutions are injected directly beneath the skin. This accelerates cell regeneration and stimulates collagen and elastin production—both of which lay the foundation for a more vibrant, firmer, and youthful appearance. Especially when applied to the face, around the eyes, and the neck, mesotherapy sessions can restore glow and elasticity to dull, dehydrated skin. Commonly observed effects of the treatment include a reduction in fine lines, tightened pores, and a more balanced skin tone.
Mesotherapy doesn’t just serve for skin rejuvenation—it also delivers successful results in addressing hair loss problems. When applied to the scalp, it stimulates stem cells, helping hair strands become stronger and grow healthier. It is particularly effective in seasonal shedding or stress-related hair loss, and is also used as a supportive treatment before or after hair transplantation. For mesotherapy to be effective, it is essential to choose the right ingredients tailored to the individual and to maintain consistent treatment intervals.
Mesotherapy is also advantageous because it does not require surgical intervention and allows for a quick return to daily life. Although mild redness or needle marks may appear on the skin after the procedure, these effects usually subside quickly. Regular sessions increase the longevity of the results and help preserve the skin’s natural structure, contributing to a healthy aging process. Although its effects may vary from person to person, mesotherapy has been scientifically proven to be effective when applied with the right ingredients by experienced professionals.
This content was prepared in line with the recommendations of Associate Professor Dr. Tuğba Falay Gür
