Mesotherapy in Redhill

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Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive skin rejuvenation treatment designed to improve the overall quality and appearance of the skin.

Using a series of very fine, superficial injections, carefully selected active ingredients are delivered into the skin to support hydration, radiance and skin renewal. Treatment can be tailored to the area being treated and can be used on areas including the face, neck, décolletage and hands.

Rather than adding volume or changing the shape of an area, mesotherapy focuses on improving the quality of the skin itself — helping it look fresher, smoother, more hydrated and revitalised.

What Can Mesotherapy Help with?

Hydration

Helps improve the appearance of dehydrated, tired-looking skin.

Fine Lines

Can help improve the appearance of fine lines and early signs of ageing.

Loss of Elasticity

Can support skin that has begun to feel thinner or less supple.

Neck and Décolletage

Ideal for delicate, crepey or sun-exposed skin where improving skin quality is the goal.

Radiance

Supports a fresher, brighter and more luminous complexion.

Skin Texture

Aims to leave the skin looking smoother and more refined.

Hands

Can be used to improve hydration, texture and the overall appearance of ageing hands.

Mesotherapy delivers small amounts of targeted ingredients directly into the skin using very fine needles. Depending on the treatment protocol, these may include ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids and other skin-supporting compounds.

The treatment creates multiple tiny points of stimulation within the skin while delivering the chosen ingredients to the treatment area. This can support hydration and encourage the skin's natural renewal processes.

Because mesotherapy is a technique rather than a single product, your treatment can be selected according to your skin and the area being treated.

How does Mesotherapy work?

Who May be suitable?

It may be particularly suited to those experiencing:

  • Dehydrated or dull-looking skin

  • Early signs of ageing

  • Fine lines and reduced skin smoothness

  • Loss of elasticity

  • Sun-damaged or tired-looking skin

  • Crepey skin on the neck, décolletage or hands

  • A loss of freshness and radiance

Mesotherapy can also be a great option for areas such as the hands, neck and décolletage, where signs of ageing and sun exposure can become more noticeable but are often overlooked in skincare routines.

Every treatment begins with a consultation so that we can look at your skin, discuss your concerns and establish what you would like to achieve.

I'll assess the area you would like treated, discuss your medical history and make sure mesotherapy is appropriate for you.

We'll also discuss the treatment protocol, expected results, possible side effects and aftercare, so you know exactly what to expect before we begin.

If another treatment would be more appropriate for your concerns, I'll let you know — the aim is to recommend the treatment that is right for your skin, rather than simply treating the area you have asked about.

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What To Expect At The Consultation

What to expect with Microneedling

Treatment time: 45-60 minutes
Downtime & Recovery: Immediately following treatment, the skin may appear red and feel warm. 
Results: Some people notice an initial improvement in hydration and radiance within the first few days.
Results are gradual and individual, which is why mesotherapy is generally recommended as a course rather than a one-off treatment when the aim is longer-term skin rejuvenation.
Treatment Course: The number of treatments recommended will depend on your skin, the area being treated and your goals.
For many concerns, mesotherapy works best as a course of treatments, with sessions spaced appropriately to allow your skin to respond and recover
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Treatment After Care

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Avoid strenuous activity for around 24 hours post-treatment.

Try to avoid unnecessary touching, rubbing or pressure on the treated area for the first 24 hours, unless specifically advised otherwise.

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The treated area may take several days to settle, with the final result becoming clearer as any swelling subsides.

Avoid hot baths, saunas, steam rooms and other sources of significant heat for the first 24–48 hours.

FAQs

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What is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive treatment that uses multiple small, superficial injections to deliver selected active ingredients into the skin. It is used to improve skin quality, hydration and the appearance of concerns such as fine lines and dull or tired-looking skin.


Is Mesotherapy the same as Filler?

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No. Mesotherapy is primarily focused on skin quality rather than adding volume or changing facial shape. Unlike dermal filler, the aim is not to contour or replace lost volume.


Is Mesotherapy painful?

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You may feel small pinches or mild stinging during treatment. Because very fine needles are used and the injections are superficial, most people find the treatment manageable.


How long do Mesotherapy results last?

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Results vary depending on the individual, the area treated and the treatment protocol. A course of treatments followed by appropriate maintenance can help support ongoing improvements in skin quality.

Why Choose Summer House Wellness

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Professional and Premises Licences from Reigate and Banstead Council

Insured, NMC registered nurse with emergency, hospital and practice nurse experience

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The safest, highest quality products are used for optimum results

All treatments are delivered by me and are customised and tailored to your needs