Good preparation and careful aftercare help you get the most from skin-quality treatments such as microneedling mesotherapy and exosome therapy. The advice below is general; your therapist will always give you personal instructions.
Before your appointment
- tell us about medications, allergies, skin conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding
- avoid sunbathing and tanning in the days before treatment
- pause strong active ingredients, such as retinoids or acids, if your therapist recommends it
- arrive with clean skin, without make-up if possible
On the day
The treated skin may look pink and feel warm or tight for a while afterwards. This is a common, temporary reaction.
The first days after treatment
- keep the skin clean and use the products recommended by your therapist
- avoid make-up for the rest of the day
- avoid saunas, swimming pools, intense exercise and very hot showers for a short period
- do not scrub, peel or pick at the skin
- use broad-spectrum sunscreen daily and avoid direct sun
When to contact us
If you notice unusual swelling, pain or any reaction that worries you, please contact the clinic.
Planning a course
Both treatments are usually planned as a series. For exosome therapy we typically suggest a session every second week, three to four times, depending on your skin. Mesotherapy is also given as a course, with top-up sessions to maintain the results.
Frequently asked questions
How long does redness last?
Usually only a short time, but it varies from person to person. Your therapist will tell you what to expect.
When can I return to my usual skincare?
Gentle products can generally be used straight away; active ingredients should be reintroduced only as advised.
Can I combine exosome therapy and mesotherapy?
In some cases they can be part of the same plan. We decide this together at the consultation.
Learn more: exosome therapy and microneedling mesotherapy.
Book a consultation
If you would like personal advice on which treatment suits you, please book an appointment online.
General information only, not medical advice. Your specialist will advise you individually at the clinic.
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