Summer leaves its mark on the skin long after it ends: dark spots, dehydration and a loss of firmness that a daily routine alone doesn't always correct. Autumn is when most clients come into the treatment room looking to reverse that damage, and virtual mesotherapy is one of the most complete tools for planning that recovery.
What is virtual mesotherapy
Virtual mesotherapy, also known as electroporation, is a professional technique that uses electromagnetic pulses to help active ingredients penetrate the deeper layers of the skin, without needles and without pain. Unlike traditional injected mesotherapy, it leaves no marks and requires no downtime, so it can be planned normally as part of a protocol of several consecutive sessions.
What happens to the skin after summer?
Months of accumulated sun leave behind dark spots and hyperpigmentation that aren't always visible until the holidays are over. Add to that dehydration that runs deeper than it looks, and a loss of firmness caused by both heat and sun exposure itself. These are three distinct fronts, and they are rarely all solved with the same active ingredient.
How to plan the recovery protocol?
As with other treatment-room procedures, the results of virtual mesotherapy are cumulative. The usual approach is a course of 6 to 10 weekly sessions, followed by more widely spaced maintenance sessions. Starting the protocol right after summer ends, rather than waiting for spots or sagging to become more noticeable, is what makes the difference in the final result.
Which active ingredient to choose based on what your skin needs
Not all skin arrives in autumn needing the same thing, so the active ingredient should be chosen according to the main concern:
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Post-summer concern |
Active ingredient |
Product |
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Dark spots and lack of radiance |
Vitamin C |
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Deep dehydration |
Hyaluronic acid |
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Dull skin, visible pores or redness |
Proteoglycans and niacinamide |
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Loss of firmness |
Botox-like effect |
The full range is available in the vials and facial ampoules categories for virtual mesotherapy, which makes it possible to combine more than one active ingredient within the same protocol if the skin needs it.
Autumn is a better time than summer to treat the skin
Treating dark spots or boosting firmness in autumn has an added advantage: sun exposure is much lower than in previous months, which reduces the risk of the same pigmentation you are treating coming back. Starting the protocol now, instead of leaving it for next year, is what lets you reach next summer with your skin already restored.
