What is it used for?
Mesotherapy uses small injections of selected ingredients. Skin applications aim to support hydration, fine lines and appearance; scalp applications may be considered as support in selected hair-loss cases. Examination determines ingredients and the treatment plan.
Salmon DNA: PN and PDRN treatments
Salmon DNA is a common name used for different products containing polynucleotides (PN) or polydeoxyribonucleotides (PDRN). Depending on the formulation, treatment may aim to support skin texture, fine lines and skin quality. Assessment guides the ingredients, area and sessions, and the selected product is explained to you.
Youth injections
Treatments commonly called youth injections are aesthetic skin injections intended to support hydration, elasticity, fine lines and a fresher appearance. They may contain hyaluronic acid or other product-specific ingredients. The common name does not identify a single standard formulation; selection depends on your skin and treatment goal.
Lifting injections and 5-, 6- or 9-point protocols
Names such as lifting injections or 5-, 6- and 9-point injections may describe plans using selected injection sites for skin quality and the appearance of laxity. The point count varies with the product and technique. Formulations and goals differ, so the product and injection map are planned individually according to facial anatomy and skin assessment.
Before treatment
Mention allergies, medicines, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and symptoms at the treatment site. Discuss skin and scalp products. Do not stop blood thinners yourself.
After treatment
Do not wash the treated area for 24 hours; postpone facial makeup or scalp washing as applicable. Avoid strenuous exercise, saunas, pools and very hot showers that day. Do not rub the area; use the recommended care products.
Your care plan
These are general care instructions; follow the individual advice given by your doctor. Contact the clinic for increasing pain, spreading redness, discharge or fever.
This content provides general health information. Diagnosis and individualized treatment require a medical assessment.