Mesotherapy, as noted above, is increasing in popularity for wrinkle treatment. This option is attractive to people who have given up on cosmetic “wrinkle reduction” products, but who do not want to incur the expense, pain, recovery time, and embarrassment of plastic surgery.

This procedure can help diminish the appearance of wrinkles by making tiny incisions in the dermis, prompting it to produce more collagen.

When most of us are teenagers looking in our bathroom mirrors, we’re just wishing for adolescence to end so our pimples will finally go away. Unfortunately, acne often leaves behind scars that can mess with our self-image for decades to come.

Microneedling can effectively reduce the appearance of acne scar tissue through a series of microscopic incisions designed to stimulate your skin’s repair mechanisms. As collagen production increases, you will likely notice your skin becoming clearer. For many people, this is exactly the confidence booster they need.

Collagen injection therapy is commonly used to “fill,” or add volume to, the skin around the cheeks, eyes, and chin. Filling or plumping the skin with an injectable filler like collagen can help diminish wrinkles, sagging skin, and other signs of aging. It can also help change the shape of specific facial features to achieve a desired effect.

Although collagen therapy was used for “lipo plumping” in the past, other substances (such as hyaluronic acid-like compounds) are now used for this purpose instead.

Localized injections of Vitamin C can provide potent antioxidant effects, which could help your body’s cells protect themselves against the harmful effects of the sun’s UV rays, as well as other potentially carcinogenic agents. Vitamin C injections may also be used to reduce inflammation of body tissue, which can improve healing and ward off infection. In one study, injected Vitamin C showed promise in inflammation reduction for people with chronic gingival inflammation.

We all know that water is essential to human life - yet many of us are chronically dehydrated. If your body is not getting and keeping enough water, it’s difficult for your body to flush out waste products, deliver nutrients, and keep your organs and tissues in top condition.

Chronic dehydration can also take a toll on your skin, promoting wrinkles, cracking, and other types of damage. Hydrating isn’t as simple as just chugging water when you’re thirsty, though - because your large intestine absorbs most of the water you drink, it can take five hours or longer for the water you drink to meaningfully affect your physical hydration level.

Hydration therapy delivers hydration directly to the bloodstream, where it can be immediately used by your body. This can help your body repair organs and tissues - including your skin - quickly and efficiently.