Aesthetic mesotherapy is a non-surgical treatment technique that involves injecting vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and other nutrients directly into the middle dermis (the intermediate layer of the skin) to improve skin quality, reduce wrinkles, treat cellulite, or into the scalp to stimulate hair follicles and promote hair regrowth.
Mésolift (Facial Mesotherapy) is a mesotherapy technique that involves injecting hydrating and revitalizing agents into the dermis.
Hair Mesotherapy is a mesotherapy method applied to the scalp to strengthen and stimulate hair growth.
Mesotherapy for cellulite improves skin quality by acting on water retention and skin elasticity.
Mesotherapy is widely practiced in Geneva to revitalize and hydrate the skin, unify skin tone, reduce signs of aging, and enhance overall appearance, offering a real anti-aging effect. It is a preventive skin maintenance treatment that ensures a long-lasting glow. Mesotherapy is not a wrinkle-filling technique but rather a skin rejuvenation method.
Holding an interuniversity diploma in mesotherapy, Dr. Romano personally prepares the active ingredient blends, tailoring them to the patient’s needs. The treatment is fully customized to ensure the best results.
A blend of non-crosslinked hyaluronic acid, trace elements, minerals, and vitamins is used.
Mesotherapy can be performed at any time of the year.
For patients looking to prevent signs of aging or maintain radiant and healthy skin, it is recommended to start sessions as soon as the first signs of skin laxity or dehydration appear, usually from the age of thirty.
For patients seeking to treat specific concerns such as acne, hair loss, or cellulite, mesotherapy should begin as soon as these aesthetic concerns arise.
For those aiming to prevent skin aging, dehydration, and loss of firmness, sessions can start from the age of 25.
For patients who want to protect their skin from environmental aggressions such as sun exposure (before going on vacation) or cold weather (before winter), two sessions are advised before these periods.
Mesotherapy is particularly suitable during seasonal transitions when the skin is more vulnerable to climate changes or before a special event to provide an instant glow.
As an intensive treatment, a protocol of 4 to 6 sessions spaced two to four weeks apart is often recommended for visible results. Subsequently, maintenance sessions, usually every 3 to 6 months, help to prolong the benefits of the treatment.
Mésolift primarily has a hydrating and antioxidant effect. The benefits depend on the injected substances, the injection depth, and the frequency of sessions.
Facial mesotherapy, the benefits are :
Hair mesotherapy for hair loss and fragile hair
Mesotherapy improves hair quality, making it shinier and thicker. This method helps slow down hair loss and alopecia while stimulating hair regrowth.
Aesthetic mesotherapy is a safe approach for effectively treating cellulite . By directly targeting the causes of this condition, the treatment helps achieve smoother and firmer skin. For optimal results, it is recommended to follow a program of regular sessions, complemented by a healthy and balanced lifestyle.
Mesotherapy for scars and acne scars
Mesotherapy has no effect on scars.
The only effective treatments for this concern are peels, facial ablative lasers andHyaluronic acid.
Mesotherapy and stretch marks
Mesotherapy is a complementary treatment for stretch marks : mesotherapy sessions do not make stretch marks disappear. The only effective treatment for improving the appearance of stretch marks is fractional ablative laser therapy.
The benefits of mesotherapy are :
The blend of active ingredients used in mesotherapy is personalized and prepared by Dr. Romano based on the patient’s needs.
Anti-aging mesotherapy
Anti-aging mesotherapy is a technique that deeply revitalizes the skin, improves elasticity, and reduces wrinkles. This is achieved by stimulating collagen and elastin production.
This treatment targets signs of aging, resulting in firmer, more radiant, and rejuvenated skin.
Mesotherapy or skin quality
Mesotherapy for the skin is an effective solution for enhancing skin quality.
This technique provides intense hydration, evens out skin tone, and boosts radiance.
It is ideal for revitalizing tired, dull, or dehydrated skin.
Mesotherapy for acne is a technique that directly targets the causes of this skin condition.
The benefits are :
However, mesotherapy is not performed during an active inflammatory phase, as it could worsen the flare-up and spread bacteria deeper into the skin, causing infections.
Mesotherapy cocktail for acne treatment :
∙ Vitamin A : regulates sebum production and reduces inflammation.
∙ Ginkgo biloba : helps control excess sebum.
∙ B-group vitamins : reduce post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
∙ Combination of vitamins, hyaluronic acid, and antioxidants : deeply hydrates the skin.
Mesotherapy injections can be performed on the entire body, aiming to revitalize, firm, and hydrate the skin.
Over time, the skin undergoes changes, and topical creams are not always sufficient to provide the necessary nourishment. As a result, the skin may become dry, dull, and crepey.
Mesotherapy sessions can be performed :
Mesotherapy injections are performed on clean and disinfected skin. Dr. Romano uses a mesotherapy injection gun, which ensures painless treatment for the patient and enhances the quality of the procedure. This device allows for approximately 200 injections per minute, optimizing both comfort and effectiveness.
The injection is administered at two different depths :
Immediately after the session, makeup and sports activities are not recommended; they can be resumed the next day. Patients are advised not to apply creams or wash their faces for the twelve hours following the session. Dr. Romano always recommends combining the treatment with a skinbooster injection or a PRX-T33 peeling to refine skin texture and ensure long-lasting deep hydration.
How Long Does a Mesotherapy Session Last? A mesotherapy session lasts an average of ten minutes for the face, neck, and décolleté, but may last up to thirty minutes for the body.
Mesotherapy is a versatile technique that can be used to treat various areas of the body based on the patient’s needs.
Areas treated to combat signs of aging and dull complexion include :
Areas treated to improve water retention-related cellulite include :
The entire body can be treated to enhance skin elasticity, hydration, and overall revitalization. In this indication, a ‘full-body’ session every six months is recommended.
Mesotherapy is a safe procedure when performed by an experienced physician. However, like any medical intervention, it may involve certain side effects.
The most common adverse effects include redness, bruising, and a feeling of tightness at the injection site. These reactions are temporary and usually subside within a few hours. Some patients may also experience mild sensitivity or itching in the treated areas.
The number of sessions required depends on the condition of the skin or hair and the patient’s aesthetic goals. Based on these factors, your doctor will propose a personalized treatment plan.
In the initial phase, for some patients, two to three sessions at three-week intervals will be sufficient, while others may need six sessions at three-week intervals.
In the maintenance phase, one session two to three times per year will be scheduled.
For facial treatments, an improvement in skin texture and hydration can be noticed from the first sessions, with more pronounced results after several treatments.
For hair treatments, a reduction in hair loss and an improvement in hair density can be observed after 3 to 4 sessions, with optimal results achieved after a few months.
For cellulite treatments, the first signs of improvement are visible after 2 to 3 sessions, but significant results generally appear after 8 to 10 sessions.
The duration of results varies depending on individual sensitivity and the specific treatment. In general, the effects last for several months. Regular maintenance sessions are necessary to preserve the benefits of the treatment.
Many patients are likely familiar with injectable treatments aimed at improving skin appearance. Two popular techniques are mesotherapy and Skinboosters. While they share some similarities, they have distinct objectives and methods.
It is important to seek the opinion of an experienced physician who can assess each patient’s needs and expectations to recommend the most suitable treatment.
Therapeutic objectives
Mesotherapy : mesotherapy is a technique that involves injecting small amounts of products (such as vitamins, minerals, amino acids, peptides, and sometimes low-concentration hyaluronic acid) just below the skin's surface. It is used to treat a wide range of skin concerns, including dehydration, fine lines, loss of elasticity, dark spots, and even some hair conditions.
Skinboosters : Skinboosters are composed of finely cross-linked hyaluronic acid specifically designed to deeply hydrate the skin and improve its texture. They are ideal for restoring the skin’s natural glow, reducing fine lines, and enhancing skin firmness and elasticity.
Injection technique
Both treatments use micro-injections, but the depth and injection technique differ.
Mesotherapy : mesotherapy injections are generally administered at a more superficial depth, targeting the papillary or upper reticular dermis. A standard syringe or a mesotherapy injection gun is used to deliver small doses of product evenly across a specific area.
Skinboosters : Skinboosters are injected deeper than mesotherapy, into the mid-to-deep dermis. The injection technique may vary : fanning, point-by-point, or continuous subdermal application.
Results and duration
Mesotherapy : the results of mesotherapy are visible immediately after the session and optimal after a series of 3 to 5 sessions spaced 2 to 4 weeks apart. These results can last between 3 to 6 months, depending on the treatment and the patient’s lifestyle.
Skinboosters : Skinboosters provide more long-lasting hydration and skin texture improvement. Results are visible after the first session, but in some cases, a second session 4 to 6 weeks later is recommended for optimal outcomes. The effects of Skinboosters can last between 6 to 12 months or even longer, depending on the type of product used and the individual characteristics of the skin.
The cost of a mesotherapy session in Geneva depends on several factors..
| Type of consultation | Generally practiced rates |
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Mesotherapy
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300 CHF per session |
Mesotherapy is generally well tolerated by most patients, but how it feels depends on individual sensitivity and the area being treated. Some patients may feel a slight stinging or tingling sensation.
The injections are carried out with very fine needles. For particularly sensitive patients, an anaesthetic cream can be applied before the procedure, but this is not recommended as it reduces the absorption of the injected products by the skin.
Yes, mesotherapy is a risk-free procedure when carried out by a qualified and experienced doctor. The products used are biocompatible and specifically formulated for this type of injection. However, as with any treatment, it is important to discuss your medical history and expectations with your doctor before starting.
After a mesotherapy session, it is advisable to avoid exposure to the sun, strenuous physical activity and hot baths for at least 24 to 48 hours. It is also advisable to use a moisturising cream and avoid washing your face on the day of the session.
Mesotherapy is ideal if you want to improve the appearance of your skin or treat hair loss non-invasively. A consultation with a doctor is necessary to determine whether the patient is a good candidate for this treatment.
Yes, mesotherapy can be used to treat hair loss and improve hair density. Injections into the scalp stimulate the hair follicles, encouraging regrowth and strengthening existing hair.
Mesotherapy is a regulated medical practice. Only doctors can carry it out.
For aesthetic mesotherapy, we recommend consulting an experienced, qualified doctor who, ideally, has a diploma in mesotherapy.
The U225 gun is a cutting-edge medical device used in mesotherapy to deliver precise, controlled injections. Originally designed for delicate medical applications, the gun has been adapted for use in aesthetic medicine to provide a more comfortable experience and optimise results. Thanks to its advanced technology, the U225 gun can regulate the depth, speed and volume of injections, thereby reducing pain: the procedure is completely painless.
In aesthetic mesotherapy, the products injected are carefully selected according to the specific needs of the patient and the objectives of the treatment. Generally, the mixture injected contains vitamins (such as vitamins A, C and E), minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, hyaluronic acid and other active ingredients, the choice of which is personalised according to the needs of the skin and the indication.
Mesotherapy is recognised for its effectiveness in the field of aesthetic medicine, particularly in the treatment of various skin and hair problems.
By injecting a cocktail of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and other nutrients directly into the surface layers of the skin, this method stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, improves microcirculation and deeply moisturises, resulting in firmer, more radiant and visibly younger-looking skin.
For people suffering from hair loss, wrinkles, sagging skin or stretch marks, this procedure delivers convincing results with a gradual and lasting improvement in the quality of the skin or scalp.
However, the effectiveness of mesotherapy depends on a number of factors, including the regularity of the sessions, the quality of the products used and the individual characteristics of the patient. Several sessions are required to obtain optimum results, and maintenance treatments are necessary to maintain the effects.
Mesotherapy and microneedling are two popular techniques in aesthetic medicine, but they differ in technique, results and objectives.
Mesotherapy is an injection technique that delivers essential nutrients directly to the skin. The aim is to nourish, hydrate and revitalise the skin from within, stimulating collagen production and improving skin texture and elasticity.
Microneedling uses a roller or device equipped with micro-needles that create tiny perforations in the skin's surface. These micro-perforations trigger a natural healing process, stimulating the production of collagen and elastin. Although certain serums or products are often applied after or during microneedling, microneedling itself does not rely on the injection of substances. It is particularly effective in improving skin texture and dilated pores.
The two techniques can be complementary. The choice between the two depends on the patient's specific needs and the desired results.
No, mesotherapy and mesolift are not the same thing, although they both use a subcutaneous injection technique.
Mesotherapy is a method used on both the face and body for aesthetic or medical reasons (e.g. muscular pain).
Mesolift is specifically a form of mesotherapy applied to the face. Its main aim is to rejuvenate the skin by providing essential nutrients, vitamins and minerals, helping to improve its elasticity, firmness and complexion.
Yes, mesolift can be combined with other aesthetic medical treatments to obtain more complete and synergistic results. Before the mesolift, a peel can be performed to remove dead skin cells and prepare the ground for better absorption of the injected products. After the mesolift, radiofrequency or LED light therapy sessions can be considered to stimulate collagen production and improve skin radiance.
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