Mesotherapy in Dubai feeds the skin from within, delivering a cocktail of vitamins, amino acids and hydrating nutrients straight into the layer where they work. At MED YU MED a licensed doctor places a series of tiny micro-injections across the face, neck, scalp or body, depositing the blend just under the surface rather than relying on a cream to soak through. The point is nourishment: tired, dehydrated skin gets the building blocks it needs to look brighter and feel firmer.
This is nutrition for the skin, not a filler and not a volume treatment. The blend is tailored to the concern — a hydrating, vitamin-rich mix for a dull complexion, or a scalp formula to support thinning hair. It runs as a course rather than one visit. Mesotherapy is a medical procedure carried out under DHA facility licence No. 6589480, held by MED YU MED on Bluewaters Island. Results vary between individuals, and a consultation sets the right blend and plan before the first session.
Read next: what mesotherapy cocktails contain and how a course is built.
Mesotherapy delivers active ingredients into the mesoderm — the middle layer of skin — through many shallow micro-injections. Instead of one product, the doctor uses a cocktail: vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants and hydrating agents, mixed to match the concern. Placed directly where cells use them, these nutrients support skin that looks tired, dry or depleted, and a scalp formula can feed thinning hair at the root.
This is where mesotherapy differs from a hyaluronic skin booster or biorevitalization. A skin booster mainly floods the skin with hyaluronic acid to improve hydration and quality; mesotherapy is about the broader mix of nutrients and the way they are spread across the area in small deposits. The doctor builds the blend, decides the depth and spacing, and may treat the face, neck, hands or scalp. The exact formula and number of sessions are set at the consultation, not sold as a fixed package.
Delivery is by a series of superficial microinjections, roughly one to four millimetres deep, spread across the treated area. The preparation is chosen from those the clinic stocks according to the concern, and for hair the same technique is used on the scalp. Mesotherapy is often planned alongside other treatments rather than instead of them.
A doctor assesses your skin or scalp, reviews your medical history and goals, and chooses the nutrient blend and number of sessions to suit.
The area is cleansed and a topical numbing cream is applied for comfort before the micro-injections begin.
The doctor delivers a series of shallow micro-injections across the area, depositing the cocktail just under the surface. A session usually takes 20-40 minutes.
Mild redness or small bumps settle within hours to a day. Avoid sun, heat and harsh products briefly, and follow the doctor's care notes.
Mesotherapy works gradually, because it nourishes the skin and lets it respond rather than changing the surface on the spot. Skin usually looks brighter and feels more hydrated over a few weeks, and most plans run a course of several sessions spaced one to two weeks apart, then maintenance every few months. For hair, sessions repeat across a course before new growth shows. How well it works depends on your skin or scalp condition, your routine and the cause of the concern. Results vary between individuals, and the doctor reviews progress through the course.
Downtime is short. Expect mild redness, small bumps at the injection points and the odd pinprick mark for a few hours to a day. The skin can feel slightly tender. Avoid make-up for the rest of the day, skip the gym, sauna and direct sun briefly, and keep skincare gentle. Most people return to normal activity the same day, though redness and small bumps can stay visible for up to a day.
Risks and side effects. Expected: redness, small bumps at the injection points and tenderness for a few hours to a day. Less common: infection or abscess at an injection point, allergic reaction to a component of the preparation, granuloma formation, prolonged bruising or swelling, post-inflammatory pigment change and, rarely, scarring. The products used here are manufactured, ready-made injectables selected by the doctor and supplied through licensed UAE distributors, and the specific one is named at your consultation. Evidence for mesotherapy preparations comes mostly from small studies, so we describe what people commonly report rather than a guaranteed result. For hair loss, evidence for scalp mesotherapy is limited: it is not a substitute for treatments with established evidence, which the doctor will discuss with you first.
When to contact us urgently. Call MED YU MED on +971 52 184 5011 (daily 10:00–22:00) if you develop increasing pain, spreading redness or heat, fever, discharge, or swelling and firm lumps appearing days or weeks after a session. Delayed reactions need assessment rather than waiting. Outside our opening hours, go to the nearest emergency department or call 998 for an ambulance — do not wait for the clinic to reopen.
| Protocol | Price |
|---|---|
| NCTF 135 HA | 900 AED |
| VISCODERM Skinko | 900 AED |
| INNO-TDS Restructurer | 700 AED |
| Protocol | Price |
|---|---|
| Corejen DR.CYJ Hair Filler | 1600 AED |
Final protocol and cost are set after consultation and depend on the treatment area, the number of sessions and the plan agreed with your doctor. See the full price list.
At MED YU MED mesotherapy starts from 700 AED per session, with the exact cost depending on the area and the nutrient formula your skin or scalp needs. Most concerns need a course of several sessions, so the doctor sets the plan and gives an exact quote on consultation.
Mesotherapy delivers a cocktail of vitamins, amino acids and nutrients to nourish the skin, while biorevitalization mainly floods it with hyaluronic acid to boost hydration and quality. The two overlap and are sometimes combined; the doctor advises which suits your concern.
Most facial plans run a course of several sessions spaced one to two weeks apart, then maintenance every few months. Hair mesotherapy repeats across a course before growth shows. The doctor sets your plan at consultation. Results vary between individuals.
A topical numbing cream is applied first, and the micro-injections are shallow with a very fine needle, so most patients feel small pricks rather than pain. The skin can feel tender briefly afterwards. A session takes 20-40 minutes.
Hair mesotherapy delivers vitamins and nutrients directly to the scalp to feed thinning hair at the root. It works best as a course and on early thinning rather than long-lost hair. A doctor assesses whether it suits your scalp.
Mesotherapy nourishes the skin and lets it respond, so the change is gradual — skin looks brighter and more hydrated over a few weeks, and hair changes show across a course. The doctor reviews your progress at each session. Results vary between individuals.
Expected: redness, small bumps at the injection points and mild tenderness for a few hours to a day. Less common: infection or abscess, allergic reaction to a component of the preparation, granulomas, prolonged bruising or swelling and pigment change. Rarely, scarring. Evidence for these preparations comes mostly from small studies, so results vary and are not guaranteed. The doctor names the specific product planned for you at consultation.
The information on this page does not replace a medical consultation. Results are individual. Indications and contraindications are determined by a specialist at an in-person appointment.