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What it is: microinjections of depigmenting and antioxidant active ingredients directly into the skin of the intimate area.
What it's for: to unify skin tone and improve skin quality, addressing pigmentation from within the tissue itself.
Advantage: deposits active ingredients precisely where they are needed, in small quantities.
Realistic: depigmentation is progressive and usually requires several sessions. Results may vary.
Depigmenting mesotherapy is a well-known technique in facial aesthetic medicine that is also applied to the intimate area for women within aesthetic gynecology. Its logic is simple: deliver active ingredients precisely to the point where they need to act. In this article, we explain how it works to unify the tone of the intimate area.
What mesotherapy consists of
Mesotherapy involves applying, through superficial microinjections, small quantities of active ingredients directly into the skin. In the case of intimate depigmentation, these active ingredients are substances that modulate melanin production and improve skin quality, such as depigmenting agents and antioxidants. By being deposited directly into the tissue, they act locally and targetedly.
Why the intimate area darkens
The darkening of the intimate area is a natural phenomenon, influenced by hormonal changes, friction, hair removal, or genetics. Wanting to unify the tone is a purely aesthetic decision. Before considering any treatment, a medical assessment confirms the skin type and the cause of the color change.
What the treatment is like
Depigmenting mesotherapy is performed in the clinic, with measures for your comfort. Microinjections are applied to the indicated area; the sensation is of small, momentary pricks, generally well tolerated. It usually does not require downtime, although aftercare instructions are provided.
Depigmentation is progressive, so a protocol of several spaced sessions is usually planned. The number is adjusted to the starting point and skin type.
How it compares to other depigmenting techniques
Mesotherapy is one of the three main ways to unify intimate tone, along with chemical peels and depigmenting laser. Each has its indications: mesotherapy stands out for depositing active ingredients directly into the tissue. In many cases, techniques are combined within a personalized protocol. The choice depends on skin type, the cause of darkening, and your preferences.
How we approach it at Santé
At Santé, intimate depigmenting mesotherapy is performed by Dr. Nerina Mengani, a gynecologist with a Master's in Aesthetic and Cosmetic Gynecology. During the consultation, we assess your skin type and decide with you if mesotherapy is the most suitable option or if it should be combined with other depigmenting techniques.
We serve in Spanish, English, Portuguese, and Russian at Avenida Diagonal 384, in Barcelona's Eixample. The initial assessment consultation addresses your questions discreetly, without promises of guaranteed results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does intimate depigmenting mesotherapy hurt?
You may feel small, momentary pricks during the application, generally well tolerated, and measures are used for your comfort.
How many sessions do I need?
It depends on your starting point and skin type. A protocol of several sessions is usually planned, which we define during the assessment.
Can it be combined with other techniques?
Yes. It is often integrated into a protocol along with chemical peels or depigmenting laser, depending on the case.
When will I see results?
The unification of tone is progressive, over the course of the sessions. Results may vary between individuals.
