Aesthetic Procedures
Ingredients selected for the skin's needs are delivered into the skin in very small amounts to support hydration, elasticity and skin quality.
Overview
Mesotherapy is a method in which hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, peptides or other supportive ingredients chosen for the skin's needs are delivered into the skin in very small amounts.
Treatments commonly called hydration boosters, youth boosters, skin boosters or salmon DNA are also injection treatments aimed at supporting skin quality. However, these names do not refer to a single product or the same content.
Depending on the product used, the main aim is to increase the skin's hydration, support its elasticity and quality, reduce the appearance of fine lines and achieve a more radiant look.
Mesotherapy is the delivery of selected ingredients into defined layers of the skin through many small injections.
The content of products used in skin mesotherapy varies with the aim of the treatment. Products containing hyaluronic acid, amino acids, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants and peptides may be used.
The aim of mesotherapy is not to add volume like a filler, but to support skin quality and renewal processes in the areas that need it.
Appointment
The product to be used and the session plan are determined individually during the consultation according to the skin's needs.
Appointment · +90 533 551 41 62Hydration Booster
A hydration booster is a term used for hyaluronic acid–based injection treatments that aim to increase the skin's moisture capacity.
Using the water-binding capacity of hyaluronic acid, the aims are;
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A hydration booster is not a filler. The main aim is not to change facial contours or shape, but to make the skin's own tissue look more hydrated and healthy.
Youth Booster
“Youth booster” is not the medical name of a single product. It is a general term for various injection treatments that aim to support skin quality and renewal processes.
Products called youth boosters may contain;
or different combinations of these.
Therefore two different “youth booster” products may not have the same content or effect.
The aim of the treatment is to support skin hydration, elasticity and quality, reduce the appearance of fine lines and provide a more radiant look.
Polynucleotide
Salmon DNA is a widely used term for products containing polynucleotides or nucleotides derived from salmon.
The aim of these treatments is to support the skin's renewal processes and help improve skin quality and elasticity.
“Salmon DNA” is not a filler and is not applied to add noticeable volume to the face.
Polynucleotide-based treatments may be used particularly for;
for these purposes.
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They are not exactly the same.
While youth booster is a general term for many skin injections with different contents, salmon DNA refers more specifically to products containing polynucleotides or nucleotides.
Although they can be used for similar purposes, their contents, mechanisms of action and treatment protocols may differ.
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These terms are often used interchangeably in everyday language.
In hydration boosters the hyaluronic acid effect for increasing skin hydration is more prominent, while products called youth boosters may contain amino acids, peptides, vitamins or other biological ingredients in addition to hyaluronic acid.
Which product is preferred should be decided according to the individual's skin needs.
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Yes. Especially when hyaluronic acid or polynucleotide products are placed as small depot injections into the skin, tiny bumps may be visible afterwards.
These bumps vary with the product used, injection depth and the person's skin, but usually subside on their own over time.
Eligibility
These treatments are particularly preferred for people;
Areas
Depending on the product used, mesotherapy, hydration boosters, youth boosters and polynucleotide treatments can be applied to;
and other areas where skin quality support is desired.
Not every product is suitable for delicate areas such as around the eyes. The treatment area is determined according to the properties of the selected product.
Before the procedure the person's skin is evaluated and the product and treatment areas are determined.
A topical anaesthetic cream is applied to the area and left for about 15–20 minutes. The product is then delivered in small amounts to defined points in the skin using very fine needles.
After the procedure small bumps, redness, mild swelling or rarely bruising may occur at the injection points. This usually subsides within a short time.
The number of sessions varies with the product used and the person's skin needs.
While some treatments may be planned as a single session, initial protocols of 2–4 sessions at set intervals may be preferred for some hydration booster, mesotherapy or polynucleotide treatments.
Maintenance sessions can then be planned when needed.
There is no single session number or interval that suits everyone.
With hydrating ingredients, moisture and radiance in the skin may be noticed earlier.
With treatments aimed at supporting collagen, elasticity and skin quality, changes may appear gradually over weeks.
The time it takes to see results depends on the content of the product used.
Frequently Asked Questions About Mesotherapy, Hydration Boosters and Salmon DNA
Products with very different contents may be offered under the names “mesotherapy”, “hydration booster” or “youth booster”. The choice should therefore be based not only on the name of the treatment but on the product's content and what the person's skin actually needs.
Hyaluronic acid–based hydration boosters may be preferred where moisture loss is prominent, different mesotherapy or youth boosters for supporting renewal and elasticity, and polynucleotide (salmon DNA) treatments in suitable candidates.
The aim is not to change the face or add excessive volume, but to support the skin's hydration, quality, elasticity and healthier appearance.
Youth booster is a common term for different injection products used to support skin quality. Mesotherapy is one of the methods used to deliver these products into the skin.
No. The main purpose of a hydration booster is not to change facial contours or create noticeable volume. It is applied to support skin hydration and quality.
The aim is not to add volume to the face. Temporary bumps and mild swelling may be seen at injection points right after the procedure, but these treatments are not performed to contour the face like fillers.
Yes. The polynucleotide (PN) or PDRN ingredients used in treatments known as “salmon DNA” are obtained from fish DNA. These ingredients are purified through several processes to make them suitable for medical use.
No. The purpose of polynucleotide treatments is not to create volume like a filler. The main goal is to support skin quality and renewal processes.
No. Botulinum toxin targets expression lines by reducing the activity of mimic muscles. Hydration boosters and mesotherapy aim to act on the skin's moisture and quality. When needed, these treatments with different purposes can be planned together.
Yes. Fillers target volume and structural support in certain areas of the face, while mesotherapy and youth boosters can be used to support skin quality. Depending on individual needs they can be planned at different times or within a combined treatment plan.
Yes. Mesotherapy, hydration boosters, youth boosters and polynucleotide treatments can be performed on suitable women and men. The treatment plan is determined according to the person's skin.
During pregnancy it is preferred to postpone cosmetic mesotherapy, hydration booster, polynucleotide and similar injection treatments.
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