Nanoneedle mesotherapy

Nano-needling mesotherapy is a technique that involves gently and precisely puncturing the skin using special nano-needles. This creates microchannels that significantly enhance the penetration of active substances deep into the skin. As a result, the ampoule products used during the treatment can be better absorbed, increasing their effectiveness by several hundred times.

This intensive stimulation of the epidermis has a beneficial effect on its condition, supporting skin revitalization and renewal. Additionally, due to the shallow depth of the punctures (usually 0.1 mm), the risk of irritation is minimal. This method allows for effectively delivering nutrients to deeper layers without concerns about serious damage or prolonged recovery. Nano-needling mesotherapy therefore represents an attractive alternative to many invasive procedures in aesthetic cosmetology, including traditional needle mesotherapy and microneedling.

What active substances are used in nano-needling mesotherapy?

Nano-needling mesotherapy utilizes various active substances, such as:

• hyaluronic acid,
• amino acids,
• vitamins, particularly vitamin C.

These ingredients play a crucial role in achieving the desired effects of the treatment. Hyaluronic acid is valued for its moisturizing and smoothing properties. Amino acids support skin cell regeneration and stimulate collagen production, resulting in a more youthful appearance. Vitamin cocktails containing vitamin C are designed to improve skin tone and reduce the visibility of pigmentation, while those with vitamin E act as antioxidants and delay the skin aging process. The selection of ingredients is tailored to the individual needs of the patient and determined by the specialist during the pre-treatment consultation.

What are the differences between nano-needling and microneedling mesotherapy?

Nano-needling and microneedling mesotherapy primarily differ in the structure of the cartridges and their impact on the skin. The former utilizes cartridges with numerous densely spaced needles measuring 0.1 mm in length. This makes the procedure less invasive, reducing the regenerative time needed. On the other hand, microneedling mesotherapy uses cartridges that can penetrate deeper into the epidermis, leading to a longer healing period. The main differences stem from the fact that:

• nano-needles penetrate the skin more shallowly, usually up to about 0.1 mm in depth,
• nano-needling mesotherapy reduces the risk of irritation, making it ideal for sensitive skin or treatments around the eyes,
• needles used in microneedling mesotherapy penetrate deeper into the skin structure, resulting in stronger stimulation.

The choice between nano-needling and microneedling mesotherapy depends on the individual needs of the patient's skin and the expected treatment effects. It is advisable to discuss this with a specialist during the consultation.

Nano-needle mesotherapy is a great solution for people of all ages. It allows nourishing the skin and combating signs of skin aging. This treatment effectively:

• reduces wrinkles,
• improves skin tone and firmness,
• helps with enlarged pores,
• improves skin tightness,
• reduces the visibility of discoloration,
• revitalizes the skin under the eyes,
• improves skin condition.

It works perfectly for individuals with sensitive skin and dilated blood vessels. Nano-needle mesotherapy, due to the shallow depth at which the needles penetrate, is successfully used around the eyes. It eliminates sagging skin and improves skin tightness in this area.

This technique is recommended not only for combating signs of aging but also as a quick skin nourishment before important events. Mesotherapy provides immediate results in the form of a healthier and firmer face. Moreover, it is suitable for all skin types - from young skin in need of hydration to mature skin requiring anti-aging action.

The treatment also helps in fighting against:

• excessive pigmentation,
• skin dryness.

It allows achieving visible revitalization effects without the risk of irritation or the need for a long recovery period.

Preparation for nano-needle mesotherapy is important. It allows to achieve optimal results and minimize the risk of irritation. Before the treatment, it is worth consulting a cosmetologist who will assess the condition of the skin and select the appropriate active ingredients. A few days before mesotherapy, it is advisable to avoid sunbathing. It is mandatory to use a high SPF sunscreen to protect the skin from UV radiation.

Shortly before the treatment, it is recommended to avoid using cosmetics containing alcohol and engaging in intense physical exercises, which can increase the likelihood of irritation. Taking care of these aspects ensures better absorption of active substances and accelerates skin regeneration after the procedure.

The procedure of nano-needle mesotherapy begins with a visit to a cosmetologist, who evaluates the condition of the skin. After the consultation, the skin is thoroughly cleansed and disinfected. Then, disposable nano cartridges are used to gently puncture the skin in pre-determined areas. Thanks to the microscopic needles, this process is painless. However, numbing cream can be applied upon the client's request. After the puncturing is completed, a carefully selected cocktail of active substances is applied to the skin. The skin may appear slightly red after the procedure, but it does not require a long period of regeneration.

Mesotherapy with nanoneedles provides quick and noticeable effects. After the first treatment, the skin becomes more taut, and fine lines are reduced. Additionally, the face gains a better complexion, and pores become less visible. However, it is important to remember that: - The durability of the results depends on the type of skin, - Active ingredients used, - Session frequency. Thanks to the increased absorption of nutrients, nanoneedle mesotherapy effectively supports skin revitalization. It is an attractive option for those who want to improve their appearance without resorting to more invasive methods.

Nano-needling mesotherapy typically involves a series of 3 to 6 treatments, taking place every two weeks. This schedule ensures the best results. Depending on the unique needs of the patient and the condition of their skin, this period can be extended. However, it is crucial to maintain regularity and appropriate intervals between sessions to make the results more long-lasting.

Contraindications for nano-needling mesotherapy involve several important health issues. The procedure is not recommended:

• for individuals with active inflammatory skin conditions, such as infections or acne with pustules,
• for individuals with autoimmune diseases,
• for pregnant or breastfeeding women,
• for patients allergic to the components used during mesotherapy,
• in cases of active cancer,
• during infections accompanied by fever and weakened immunity.

The safety of the mother and child is a priority, and the lack of sufficient data on the impact of the procedure on the fetus or newborn suggests caution. It is advisable to consult a cosmetologist or dermatologist before the procedure to assess the risks and avoid potential issues. Before deciding to undergo nano-needling mesotherapy, it is important to thoroughly evaluate your health in the context of these contraindications.

The prices of nanoneedle mesotherapy depend on several variables. The final cost is greatly influenced by the number of areas being treated. The lowest price includes only the eye area, while treating the face, neck, and décolletage increases the cost. However, it is advisable to opt for a series of treatments from the start. This allows for a reduction in price and makes it easier to plan for subsequent sessions.