SKIN BOOSTERS · SMART AESTHETICS, DUBAI
Mesotherapy in Dubai
Nourish. Revitalise. Renew.
Microinjections of vitamins, hyaluronic acid and peptides tailored to your skin — assessed and delivered under DHA-licensed medical supervision at Smart Care Polyclinic, Deira.
- Glowing skin
- Hydration
- Even tone
What is Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy delivers a tailored cocktail of vitamins, minerals, hyaluronic acid and peptides into the upper layers of the skin, where topical products struggle to reach in any meaningful quantity. The mix is chosen for your skin at the consultation.
A review of hyaluronic acid-based mesotherapy in the dermatology literature concluded it is a favourable method for skin rejuvenation, with two caveats worth knowing before you book: precise placement in the right layer of the dermis is what determines the result, and keeping that result requires maintenance every few months rather than one course.1
The same technique is used on the scalp to support hair that has started to thin, which is priced and explained separately.
Which formulation, and what each one is actually for. The clinic works with the Estilad range. They are not interchangeable, and choosing between them is most of what the consultation is for:
Collagena — for firmness and general skin quality. Amino acids, B vitamins, vitamin C and a copper peptide, aimed at supporting the skin's own collagen. The one to ask about if your skin feels like it has lost condition rather than volume.
FHace Ultimate — for skin that has lost firmness. A concentrated hyaluronic acid preparation combining high and low molecular weights. It is used on the neck and body as well as the face, which is what separates it from the others here.
Mesobotox — for expression lines, open pores and texture. A microdroplet technique placed very superficially. It is not the same as a standard anti-wrinkle injection and does not replace one — it works on the skin surface rather than relaxing a muscle in the usual way, and a doctor should tell you which of the two your lines actually need.
Whitening Plus — for pigment patches and uneven tone. Glutathione, tranexamic acid and kojic acid. Pigmentation is slow to shift and returns readily with sun exposure, so the honest plan is a course alongside daily sun protection, not a single session.
PDRN — for repair and hydration. Polynucleotides with a plant stem-cell extract. Aimed at skin quality and recovery rather than firmness or volume, and priced separately from the rest of the range.
Redufat — for localised fat, on the body only. A plant-extract solution. It is not a weight-loss treatment, it is not used on the face, and a doctor should tell you plainly if the area you have in mind is not one it will help.
How it works
A series of very superficial microinjections is placed across the treatment area, either by hand or with a mesotherapy device that keeps the depth consistent. The ingredients sit where they can be used directly by the skin, and the micro-injuries themselves prompt a mild repair response. A course of four to six sessions two to four weeks apart is usual, followed by maintenance.
How it works, in a picture
Who performs this
Every plan starts with a consultation. Which clinician you see depends on availability and on what the assessment finds.
Benefits
Treatment areas
- Face
- Neck
- Décolletage
- Scalp
- Hands
- Body
Pricing
All prices in UAE dirhamsIncludes a free consultation with the treating clinician, who advises on suitability before any treatment. Prices are fixed and confirmed at your visit; the doctor recommends only what suits you. All prices are exclusive of 5% VAT. Pay in instalments with Tabby or Tamara.
Expected results
Changes in tone and texture develop gradually across the course, and vary from person to person. Scalp mesotherapy is slower still — hair cycles mean three to six months before any change can be judged fairly.
Who it may suit
Ideal for
- Dull, dehydrated or uneven skin
- Early fine lines
- Early hair thinning, once the cause has been assessed
- A gradual, natural-looking change without surgery
Not suitable if
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- An active infection, cold sore or eczema flare at the site
- An allergy to any ingredient in the mix
- Advanced hair loss where the follicles have gone
Mesotherapy results timeline
Typical timings — everyone responds a little differently, and your doctor will tailor the plan.
- On the day
Pinprick marks and light redness for a few hours.
- 24–48 hours
Redness has gone; any small bruises fade within a few days.
- Weeks 1–2
The skin looks brighter and feels more hydrated.
- Every 2–4 weeks
The next session. Skin courses are usually three to six sessions.
- After 2–3 sessions
Tone and texture changes become consistent and visible.
- Hair: months 3–6
Shedding reduces first, then density improves. Hair courses are usually four to eight sessions.
Side effects & aftercare
Individual responses vary — the team explains everything before treatment and is one message away after it.
- Expect pinprick marks and light redness for a few hours; some people bruise slightly.
- Leave the skin bare for the rest of the day and avoid actives such as retinoids or acids for forty-eight hours.
- No swimming, sauna or heavy exercise for twenty-four hours.
- Wear SPF 30 or higher every day during the course — treated skin is more sensitive to sun.
- After scalp treatment, wait until the next day before washing your hair or using styling products.
- Tell the clinic about any allergy history before the session — the mix is adjusted, not standard.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on what your skin needs — typically hyaluronic acid with a combination of vitamins, antioxidants and peptides. Your doctor will tell you exactly what is in your mix and why before you agree to it.
It can support thinning hair where follicles are still active, and it is usually one part of a plan rather than the whole answer. Hair loss has many causes, so blood tests and an examination come first.
Skin brightness often shows early, within the first couple of sessions. Anything structural — texture, tone, hair — needs the full course and a few months of patience.
References
- Iranmanesh B, Khalili M, Mohammadi S, Amiri R, Aflatoonian M. Employing hyaluronic acid-based mesotherapy for facial rejuvenation. Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology. 2022;21(12):6605-6618. PMID 36098653. doi:10.1111/jocd.15341A review of hyaluronic acid-based mesotherapy for facial rejuvenation — what the technique is and what has actually been studied.
Sources are listed for the specific statements they support. They are published research and guidance, not a substitute for a consultation — what applies to you is decided by a doctor who has assessed you.
Clinical content reviewed by Smart Care Polyclinic, a DHA-licensed facility in Deira, Dubai. Treatments are delivered by DHA-licensed practitioners after a consultation.