Paris Glow in Denizli: Multi-Ingredient NCTF Mesotherapy for Tired Skin

Paris Glow (NCTF)

Short answer

Paris Glow is a mesotherapy treatment, also known as the NCTF formulation, that combines hyaluronic acid with vitamins, amino acids, coenzymes, nucleic acids and minerals. It aims to hydrate and revive dull skin and soften superficial lines. It is placed in the skin in tiny amounts over five sessions. In Denizli, it is given by Spec. Dr. Tuba Çelebi Kayhan.

At a glance

FormulaNCTF: hyaluronic acid with a complex of nourishing ingredients
Session plan3 sessions 15 days apart, then 2 sessions 30 days apart
Main effectGlow, vitality and hydration
AreasEye area, face, neck, hands and arms

Skin can sometimes look older even without a noticeable wrinkle: the colour turns pale, it no longer reflects light and make-up does not sit well. Behind this dullness lie loss of moisture, slower cell renewal and the effect of the sun over the years. Paris Glow is an anti-ageing mesotherapy product that targets this tired look, bringing together many nourishing ingredients alongside hyaluronic acid.

What Does Paris Glow Contain?

In the NCTF formulation, each group of ingredients has a different role in the skin:

  • Hyaluronic acid: hydrates the skin.
  • 12 vitamins: stimulate collagen production and neutralise free radicals.
  • 24 amino acids: help the production of protein, elastin and collagen.
  • 6 coenzymes and 5 nucleic acids: support the metabolic reactions inside the cell.
  • 6 minerals: help keep cell metabolism in balance.
  • Other ingredients: substances such as glutathione, glucosamine and glucuronic acid give protection against free radicals.

How Is Paris Glow Different from a Skin Booster?

Both treatments are based on hyaluronic acid; the difference lies in how broad the cocktail is. With a skin booster, the main aim is to hydrate the skin, and the product may be pure hyaluronic acid or contain a limited number of additions. Paris Glow, alongside hydration, also delivers the vitamins, amino acids and minerals the cell needs; its target is the vitality and glow of the skin. Where dryness is the main issue a skin booster may come first, and where the skin looks pale and tired, Paris Glow may be the better fit.

Woman with radiant skin, eyes closed, touching her jawline with both hands

Who Is Paris Glow Suitable For?

Paris Glow can be considered for people with:

  • Dryness, lifelessness and dullness
  • Superficial wrinkles and fine lines
  • Early loss of elasticity
  • Skin that looks worn by the effects of sunlight

The antioxidants in the formula support sun-worn skin, but Paris Glow does not replace sunscreen. For anyone who wants to slow down ageing, daily sun protection remains essential in its own right.

How Is Paris Glow Given?

Paris Glow is a form of mesotherapy: the prepared product is placed in the superficial layer of the skin in tiny droplets through very fine needles. Before treatment the skin is cleansed and wiped with antiseptic; numbing cream may be used on sensitive areas. On thin-skinned areas such as around the eyes, the needle depth and amount of product are adjusted separately. A session covering the whole face is short; it takes longer when the neck or the backs of the hands are added. During the procedure you may feel a mild stinging from the needle pricks.

When Do the Effects of Paris Glow Show?

The results begin straight after the injections and fully appear within a few days. To consolidate the effect, 3 sessions are given 15 days apart, followed by 2 sessions 30 days apart. Once this programme is complete, more vitality and glow and fewer age-related fine lines are expected. How long the result lasts depends on your age, your skin type and how well you protect your skin from the sun.

What Happens to the Skin After Paris Glow?

Small bumps and slight redness appear at the needle points; these settle within a few hours. Small bruises may be seen on thin-skinned areas. On the day of treatment we recommend that you avoid make-up and stay away from intense exercise and anything that heats the skin, such as a sauna, and use sunscreen regularly in the days that follow.

When Is Paris Glow Not Given?

Paris Glow is not given during pregnancy or breastfeeding, while there is an active cold sore or infection in the treatment area, or if you have a known allergy to any ingredient in the product. If you take blood thinners, please mention this at your consultation, as you may bruise more easily.

Paris Glow in Denizli: Choosing the Right Treatment

At our clinic in Denizli, we plan Paris Glow after assessing what is causing your skin to look dull. For some skin, Mesolift or a skin booster may be more suitable; we make the choice with you according to your concern and the structure of your skin. To book a Paris Glow course with Spec. Dr. Tuba Çelebi Kayhan, you can make an appointment by phone.

Frequently asked questions

Why is Paris Glow planned as five sessions?
The first three sessions, 15 days apart, give the skin intensive support. The two sessions that follow, 30 days apart, consolidate this effect; the improvement in the vitality of the skin becomes clear with this programme.
Does Paris Glow add fullness or change the shape of the face?
It does not. Because the product is placed very superficially in tiny droplets, it does not create volume. The change is seen in the colour, hydration and texture of the skin, not in the shape of the face.
Can Paris Glow be used on the hands and arms?
Yes. As well as the face, eye area and neck, it can be used on other areas that show signs of ageing, such as the backs of the hands and the arms.
Can I go to work on the same day as a Paris Glow session?
You can. Small bumps and redness at the needle points settle within a few hours; bruising, which is uncommon, fades in a few days.
My skin looks dull and tired. Is Paris Glow in Denizli right for me?
Dryness, lifelessness and dullness are the concerns Paris Glow targets. We tell you whether it suits you after examining your skin, comparing it with other options such as a skin booster.

Sources

  1. Mesotherapy — DermNet

This page is for general information only and does not replace an examination, diagnosis or treatment. Please consult your doctor for advice about your own situation.