Mesotherapy in Pennsauken, NJ
Mesotherapy uses a series of fine needles to inject a custom blend of vitamins, enzymes, and nutrients into the middle layer of your skin, supporting hydration, tone, and collagen production. At AZ Dental Spa, that means a personalized blend and the same calm, spa-like setting as every other visit.
Nutrients delivered where your skin actually needs them
Mesotherapy is a non-surgical treatment that uses fine needles to inject a custom blend of vitamins, enzymes, and nutrients into the middle layer of your skin, called the mesoderm. It's designed to stimulate collagen, boost hydration, and support skin rejuvenation from within.
Because the blend is injected rather than applied on top of the skin, it reaches tissue that a cream or serum can't get to on its own. The exact mix changes depending on what you're treating and what you're hoping to improve.
Not a dermal filler. Mesotherapy doesn't add volume the way a filler does — it delivers nutrients into the skin to support hydration and your skin's own collagen production, rather than reshaping contours.
Is mesotherapy right for you?
Mesotherapy tends to suit people dealing with one or more of the issues below who are also in good general health. It's a supportive treatment, not a cure-all, so we'll talk honestly about what's realistic for you.
Where mesotherapy is used
The nutrient blend changes depending on what you're treating, but the fine-needle injection technique stays the same.
For the face
Injections target fine lines, dehydration, and dull tone, often around the cheeks, under-eyes, and neck, to support a fresher, more hydrated look over time.
For the body
On areas like the thighs, abdomen, and upper arms, mesotherapy is sometimes used alongside diet and exercise to support smoother-looking skin. It's a complement to those habits, not a replacement for them.
For the scalp
A blend suited for hair support delivers nutrients directly to hair follicles, an approach some people use alongside other hair-restoration strategies for thinning areas.
Two different treatments, both offered here
They're often mentioned together, but they work in genuinely different ways. Which one fits you depends on your goals, not on one being better than the other.
Mesotherapy
- Injects a custom blend of vitamins, enzymes, and nutrients into the skin
- Delivers ingredients directly, rather than relying on the skin to absorb them
- Can be used on the face, body, and scalp
- Results build gradually over a series of sessions
Microneedling
- Creates controlled micro-injuries with fine needles to trigger the skin's own collagen response
- Doesn't inject any substance; the mechanical stimulation does the work
- Mainly used on the face
- Often paired with serums that absorb better through the fresh micro-channels
Which one should you choose? Some clients do well with one or the other; some use both as part of a broader skin plan. We'll talk through what makes sense for your goals during a consultation.
What happens at your appointment
Here's what an actual mesotherapy session looks like.
Consultation — we talk through your skin, scalp, or body goals and review your health history to confirm mesotherapy is a good fit.
Custom blend — we prepare a nutrient blend suited to the area you're treating, whether that's facial skin, a body area, or the scalp.
Cleansing — the treatment area is cleansed and prepped before injections begin.
Micro-injections — a series of very fine, shallow injections deliver the blend into the middle layer of skin across the treatment area.
Soothing — a calming product or cold compress helps minimize any redness right after.
Follow-up plan — we map out a session schedule together, since mesotherapy builds gradually rather than working in one visit.
Most sessions run about 30 to 45 minutes. Most people plan on a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, not a single visit.
What results look like, realistically
Mesotherapy works gradually, not overnight. Most people notice some improvement in hydration and skin texture within the first couple of weeks, with fuller results building across a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart. It's a supportive treatment, not a substitute for surgical fat removal or a medical weight-loss plan, and results vary from person to person depending on skin condition, treatment area, and how many sessions you complete. We'll set expectations honestly during your consultation, including a realistic starting point for how many sessions makes sense for you.
Is mesotherapy safe?
For most healthy adults, yes. Mesotherapy uses very fine, shallow needles, so discomfort is generally mild, more like a series of small pinpricks than sharp pain. Redness, minor swelling, or slight bruising at injection sites is common for a day or two. It's not recommended during pregnancy or nursing, or if you have a bleeding disorder, active skin infection, or an allergy to an ingredient in the blend. We'll go over your health history before your first session to make sure it's a good fit.
What to do (and skip) afterward
Most people go straight back to their day. A little redness at the injection sites is normal and usually fades within a few hours to a day.
Do
- Keep the area clean and skip heavy makeup for the rest of the day
- Apply sunscreen if the treated area will see sun
- Stay hydrated to support your skin's response
- Keep any scheduled follow-up sessions
Don't
- Work out hard or sit in a sauna the same day
- Pick at any small bumps at the injection sites
- Expect dramatic change after a single session
- Skip mentioning blood thinners or skin conditions beforehand
What mesotherapy costs
Cost depends on the treatment area, how many sessions you need, and the blend used. Mesotherapy is a cosmetic med spa treatment, so it's typically not covered by insurance — we'll be upfront about that from the start. We do offer payment plans to help spread out the cost of a session series.
Ask us for a real number, and a session plan, before you commit to anything.
Dr. Aurangzaib Khan, DMD
Founder & Lead Provider, AZ Dental Spa Med SpaDr. Khan has been treating patients in Pennsauken Township since 2005. Beyond his dental training, he's pursued additional certification in injectables and skin treatments, including Botox, dermal fillers, microneedling, laser treatments, chemical peels, and PRP therapy, through the National Laser Institute of North America. He also holds Level 1 and Level 2 certification from the American Association of Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery and a Pro-Level certification from Medical Spa MD. Mesotherapy is one part of a broader med spa program he oversees personally.
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Questions about mesotherapy
What is mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a non-surgical treatment that uses a series of fine needles to inject a custom blend of vitamins, enzymes, and nutrients into the middle layer of your skin. The goal is to support hydration, skin tone, and your skin's own collagen production from within.
How do mesotherapy injections work?
A trained provider uses very fine, shallow needles to deliver a nutrient blend directly into the skin's middle layer, called the mesoderm. Because the ingredients are injected rather than applied topically, more of them reach the tissue than a cream or serum sitting on the surface.
What can mesotherapy treat?
It's most often used for dull or dehydrated skin, fine lines, uneven tone, and areas of thinning hair on the scalp. Some clients also use it on the body to support smoother-looking skin over stubborn areas, alongside diet and exercise rather than instead of them.
Can mesotherapy be used for hair?
Yes, mesotherapy formulated for the scalp is a real and fairly common application. It delivers nutrients directly to hair follicles and is sometimes used alongside other hair-restoration strategies for thinning areas. It works best as part of a broader plan, not as a stand-alone fix.
What's the difference between mesotherapy and microneedling?
They work differently. Mesotherapy injects a custom nutrient blend into the skin, while microneedling uses fine needles to create controlled micro-injuries that trigger your skin's own collagen response, without injecting anything. Both are offered here, and which one fits you depends on your goals.
What does mesotherapy before and after typically look like?
Results build gradually. Most people notice some improvement in hydration and skin texture within the first couple of weeks, with fuller results developing across a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart. It's a supportive treatment, and results vary by person, treatment area, and how many sessions you complete.
How many mesotherapy sessions will I need?
It depends on what you're treating and your goals, but most people plan on a series of sessions spaced a few weeks apart rather than a single visit. We'll map out a realistic schedule during your consultation.
Does mesotherapy hurt?
Most people describe it as a series of small pinpricks rather than sharp pain. The needles used are very fine and shallow. Mild redness or minor bruising at injection sites is common for a day or two afterward.
Is mesotherapy safe?
For most healthy adults, yes. It's not recommended during pregnancy or nursing, or if you have a bleeding disorder, active skin infection, or an allergy to an ingredient in the blend. We'll review your health history before your first session.
How much does mesotherapy cost, and is it covered by insurance?
Cost depends on the treatment area, how many sessions you need, and the blend used. Mesotherapy is a cosmetic treatment, so it's typically not covered by insurance. We offer payment plans through CareCredit and Lending Club to help spread out the cost.
Ready to Refresh Your Skin?
Mesotherapy sessions are quick, and results build over time. Book your visit and we'll map out a plan together.