Many beauty salons and clinics now offer treatments such as IPL (Intense Pulsed Light) skin rejuvenation and mesotherapy.
Do you know the differences between these two treatments?
| Name | Photorejuvenation | Mesotherapy |
| Project Type | Optoelectronic projects | Import project |
| Main function | Brightens skin tone, improves skin texture, and addresses hyperpigmentation, dark spots, acne marks, and redness. | It increases the moisture content and fullness of facial skin, improves skin texture, and reduces fine lines. |
| Principle | Through photothermal action, it breaks down pigments and stimulates collagen regeneration in the facial skin, thereby improving skin problems. | This method uses micro-needling to deliver hyaluronic acid and other essential nutrients to the dermis, providing deep hydration and nourishment to the skin, thereby improving skin problems. |
| Cycle | Once a month, 3-6 sessions constitute one treatment cycle; the exact number of sessions will depend on the individual's skin condition. | Once every 1-3 months, with a course of treatment consisting of 3 sessions; the exact frequency will depend on the condition of the skin. |
In my opinion, combining both types of treatments for facial care yields the best results. Some people experience dry skin after photorejuvenation, so combining it with mesotherapy to replenish moisture or nutrients in the face will make the skin plumper, more supple, and smoother.
What are the ingredients of mesotherapy?
In addition to the common hyaluronic acid ingredient, there are now also ingredients such as PDRN, collagen, VB12, and glutathione. If you would like to learn more about the products, please feel free to send me a message.