Fractional Mesotherapy Dr. Pen in Kyiv
- Mesotherapy with the DermaPen device.
- The procedure is performed by cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar (23 years of professional experience).
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During the consultation, the cosmetologist:
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Will select the right procedures and the number of necessary sessions;
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Will answer all your questions;
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Will orient you on the overall cost.
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Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar. Professional experience: 23 years.
What is the cost of fractional mesotherapy?
| Procedure | Duration | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Fractional mesotherapy Dr.Pen | — | 2,500 UAH |
This procedure is part of the Comprehensive Facial Skin Care.
In certain conditions, it may be prescribed separately after a preliminary consultation with a dermatologist.
Fractional mesotherapy: what the method is
Fractional mesotherapy is a device-based way to deliver a meso product into the skin not with a syringe but through hundreds of thousands of micro-punctures. The Dr. Pen device makes them vertically, quickly and at the same depth, which the cosmetologist sets for the zone and the goal — on average 0.5 to 2 mm. The micro-punctures open the way for the product and in themselves trigger skin renewal: the skin responds to them by producing collagen.
At Biotonika the procedure is part of comprehensive facial skin care. It is prescribed on its own only for certain conditions and after a consultation with a dermatologist. It is performed by cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar.
How the Dr. Pen device works
The name Dermapen comes from the Latin "derma" — skin — and the English "pen". In essence it is an automated dermaroller, or "derma stamp": a tip with a bundle of thin needles moves vertically and, at a set speed, punctures the skin to the required depth.
Each microneedle creates a micro-puncture. The damage is minimal, but this very microtrauma triggers the synthesis of collagen and elastin. During one treatment about 500 thousand microchannels form in the skin on average. Through them the products penetrate deep without obstacles, and the skin becomes like a sponge that actively absorbs the beneficial substances applied to it.
Synchronised needle movement and penetration to a set depth ensure even treatment of the whole area: there is no risk of over-injuring one spot and under-treating another. The treatment uses the same sterile ampoule products as classic injection mesotherapy: mesococktails and hyaluronic acid gels. Larysa Lonchar works, among others, with products from the Spanish-Portuguese company MCCM.
Why fractional mesotherapy is more convenient than the classic one
- Effect after the first treatment. Unlike classic mesotherapy, the client sees the result after the very first session, and it only grows afterwards.
- Comfort. The treatment suits people who are afraid of needles: diamond-sharpened microneedles and their vertical movement reduce discomfort.
- Delicate areas. Thin needles make it possible to work on the areas around the eyes, the wings of the nose, the nasolabial folds, as well as hard-to-reach scar tissue, scars and post-acne.
- Less redness. Redness after the treatment is shorter and less pronounced than after a mesoroller.
That is why fractional mesotherapy in Kyiv is a good choice if you are bothered not only by wrinkles but also by a blurred facial contour, a "double chin", dull "stressed" skin or uneven texture. Larysa Lonchar writes more about the method in the article "Fractional mesotherapy".
Who fractional mesotherapy is for
The method is chosen when the quality and texture of the skin need work. Reasons to come for a consultation:
- deep wrinkles and skin that has lost firmness and started to sag;
- scars after surgery or injury, post-acne marks;
- stretch marks after pregnancy or sudden weight loss;
- acne, enlarged pores and oily skin;
- a dull complexion and pigment spots;
- "orange peel" and fat folds on the body;
- areas of hair loss on the scalp — as prescribed by a doctor.
Whether the procedure suits you and what puncture depth to use is decided by the cosmetologist at the consultation.
How a session goes, step by step
- The skin is cleansed of make-up and treated with an antiseptic.
- Half of the mesococktail is applied to the area, and the right needle length is chosen.
- Right after the cocktail is applied, the skin is carefully treated with the device.
- After the device, the rest of the product is applied.
- A soothing mask is placed on the face for 20 minutes.
The treatment can be done on dry skin or with special mesotherapy products — the cosmetologist decides according to your goal.
Preparation and the first days after the procedure
On the day of the session, do not apply creams or make-up and do not sunbathe.
Right after, the puncture sites may turn red; this passes within a few hours. People with fragile blood vessels may get small bruises. Pain during the procedure is usually slight or absent.
For the first two days:
- avoid the sun, and afterwards use a cream with SPF;
- do not go to a sauna, steam bath or swimming pool;
- do not use creams, cleansing milk or make-up.
There is no rehabilitation period as such: you can return to your usual routine the same day.
The course and home care after the treatment
A course usually consists of 3–5 treatments 7–10 days apart. A noticeable effect comes after 1–2 sessions and only grows stronger over time. How many treatments you need will be decided at the consultation. Fractional mesotherapy price: see the table above; the treatment is part of the comprehensive facial care, and on its own it is prescribed only in some conditions and after a consultation.
After a session the skin needs protection. During the sunny season, be sure to use a sunscreen of at least SPF 40 for the first week. The other restrictions for the first days — no sauna, pool or make-up — are described above.
What to expect from the result
The first changes are usually visible after 1–2 procedures, and then the effect grows as the skin's collagen framework renews. What you can expect after a course:
- age-related changes become less visible, wrinkles less deep;
- the texture evens out, pores look smaller, the skin less oily;
- scars, post-acne marks and stretch marks become less pronounced.
How visible the result is depends on the condition of the skin, age and how you care for it between sessions. That is why the cosmetologist sets the number and order of procedures individually rather than promising everyone the same effect.
Cosmetologist Larysa Lonchar
My name is Larysa Lonchar, I am a cosmetologist.
I have been in love with my profession since 2000, making people beautiful and helping them get rid of aesthetic imperfections through biological regulation of beauty.
With my 20 years of experience in cosmetology, I prefer methods of preserving beauty and health based on optimizing the body's internal resources and regenerative medicine.
Biopuncture (mesotherapy), plasma therapy, Laennec therapy, improving skin quality and facial lifting through natural preservation of beauty using comprehensive facial skin care based on ultrasonic atraumatic facial cleansing, non-injection oxygen oxygenation masks, a combination of microcurrents, phototherapy, and German cosmetics Dr.Belter.
Patients who regularly undergo care significantly less frequently seek injection methods for administering preparations based on hyaluronic acid and calcium hydroxyapatite.
Main education: Higher medical.
Specialization: Homotoxicology (proponent of bioregulatory medicine and cosmetology).
Additional education:
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Cosmetology courses at the University of the Stamenkovich Brothers (Serbia)
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Homotoxicology courses at the Academy of Biological Medicine
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Homeomesotherapy courses in aesthetic medicine
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Courses in physiological regulatory medicine: Method "Integra", "Oligoelements", "Bach flowers"
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Radionova School courses — Spanish massage techniques for the face
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Mesotherapy courses
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Botulinotherapy courses
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Thread lifting courses
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Radiesse contouring courses
Professional experience: 23 years

Questions and answers
Is fractional mesotherapy painful?
The treatment is painless or almost painless: thin needles enter vertically at high speed (the "clap" effect), so even people who are afraid of injections choose it.
How many treatments are needed and at what interval?
A course is usually 3–5 treatments 7–10 days apart. A noticeable effect appears after 1–2 treatments and grows over time; the exact number of sessions is decided by the cosmetologist.
How is fractional mesotherapy different from classic mesotherapy?
The Dr. Pen device makes many micro-punctures at once at a set depth, so the product is distributed evenly and the effect is visible after the first treatment. The products are the same as in classic injection mesotherapy.
Can I sunbathe after the treatment?
Avoid the sun for the first 2 days. During the sunny season, use a sunscreen of at least SPF 40 for the first week after the treatment.
How much does fractional mesotherapy cost?
A Dr. Pen fractional mesotherapy procedure costs UAH 2,500. It is part of comprehensive facial skin care; on its own it is prescribed only for certain conditions and after a consultation with a dermatologist.
Is any preparation needed?
Nothing special. On the day of the session, do not apply creams or make-up and do not sunbathe. For the first two days after the procedure, avoid the sun, sauna, pool and cosmetics.
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