Mesotherapy
Deep Hydration and Skin Vitality
Mesotherapy is a micro-injection technique used in aesthetic medicine to deliver hydrating active ingredients, vitamins, amino acids, and other biocompatible substances into the superficial layers of the dermis, improving skin hydration, radiance, and elasticity.
The treatment is indicated for dull, dehydrated skin or skin exposed to environmental stress and represents a valuable support during seasonal changes or within preventive protocols for skin ageing.
At Studio Aimi, every treatment is preceded by a dermatological evaluation that helps identify the skin’s specific needs and select the most appropriate formulation. This personalised approach allows targeted treatment while respecting the patient’s skin physiology and sensitivity.
Improvements are progressive: the skin appears more revitalised, firmer, and fresher, with a natural and regenerated look.
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Mesotherapy is an aesthetic treatment that involves the intradermal administration of small quantities of selected active substances. The aim is to improve skin hydration, radiance, and tone while helping maintain the overall quality and vitality of the skin. The treatment is commonly used for the face, neck, and décolleté.
The procedure involves very superficial micro-injections performed with fine needles. The treatment is generally well tolerated, although a mild and temporary discomfort may be perceived during the session.
Initial improvements may be visible after the first sessions, with the skin appearing more hydrated, radiant, and revitalised. The effect tends to progressively improve as the treatment cycle is completed.
The treatment protocol varies depending on skin characteristics and the goals of the treatment. In most cases, an initial cycle of 4–6 sessions is recommended, followed by maintenance sessions over time if necessary.
After treatment, mild redness or small injection-site bumps may appear, which usually resolve spontaneously within a few hours. In most cases, no downtime is required and patients can quickly resume their normal daily activities.
