mesoestetic® magazine

Looking to enhance your cheekbones in a minimally invasive way with natural results? Hyaluronic acid fillers are the answer. Hyaluronic acid microinjections are a popular treatment for plumping the cheeks, a part of the face where the signs of ageing are most noticeable. Read on to find out more about hyaluronic acid cheekbone fillers, including the benefits, treatment results and a series of FAQs.

Want to improve your physical appearance in an effective and minimally invasive way? Numerous treatments are available today to treat skin flaccidity, stretch marks, cellulite and other skin issues. These skin treatments take the form of topical solutions, such as creams, and procedures involving radiofrequency, exfoliation, carboxytherapy and mesotherapy. A range of home-consumption nutritional supplements are also available for enhanced results. This article explores the main aspects of these beauty treatments and what they can do for you. Find out more!

Are you tired of battling acne scars and long for smoother, clearer skin? If so, we’re here to help. Acne scars tend to entail stubborn and persistent blemishes to your complexion, often causing frustration and self-consciousness. That said, today’s advancements in dermatology and aesthetic treatments should offer a lot of hope to anyone in this position, with one such treatment in particular gaining popularity. Allow us to introduce the cutting-edge technique of microneedling!

Do you ever find yourself staring in the mirror feeling disheartened by the lacklustre appearance of your skin? If so, you’re certainly not alone. Many women over the age of 30 grapple with the frustrating issue of dull skin, a problem which can affect their confidence and self-esteem. Fortunately, there are effective solutions available on the market to restore your skin’s natural radiance and glow in a safe, secure and consistent way.

Surgery is no longer necessary to achieve your perfect nose. Minimally invasive techniques, such as non-surgical rhinoplasty, let you fix imperfections and minor nasal deformities quickly and safely with minimal risk. Keep reading to find out more about this technique and its cosmetic benefits for a more beautiful and aesthetically balanced nose.

There is nothing better than a beautiful smile. That’s why lip augmentation and hydration treatments are so popular at cosmetic medical clinics. Find out everything you need to know about these treatments and see what they can do for you.

Forehead wrinkles appear due to repeated facial expressions over time. Find out how to treat them at home and the most effective professional treatments to get rid of them.

The face is one of the parts of the body where the signs of ageing are most visible. However, surgery is no longer a requisite for a more youthful complexion. A popular treatment today is radiofrequency skin tightening, a safe and non-invasive procedure that targets flaccidity and fine wrinkles on the face and neck. Keep reading to find out what it is, its benefits and some useful tips.

Niacinamide is increasingly popular in skincare as this active ingredient has both anti-ageing and antioxidant properties. It helps your cells to regenerate and supports a healthy skin barrier, which is essential to keep it hydrated and prevent inflammation, acne, redness, liver spots and premature ageing. Read on, and we’ll tell you all about this powerful ingredient and how you can incorporate it into your own skincare routine.

During the winter months, your skin can become dry or more sensitive due to cold and wind. We recommend 3 cosmetic treatments for you during this season to keep your skin healthy.

Are you looking for a solution to get rid of spots? Acne can affect us all and at any moment in our lives. It typically affects women more than men, and beyond the physical it can also have a social and emotional impact. Read on and we’ll tell you what it is, what causes it and what you can do to reduce your acne. We’ll also recommend some effective treatment options.

Liver spots on hands can be a worry to many, and even more so as we get older. We’ll tell you more about why they appear and what you can do to treat them.