What is mesotherapy treatment?
Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure that targets skin concerns and local fat deposits. The treatment involves injecting vitamins, amino acids, and minerals into the mesoderm (the mid-layer of the skin). Originally formulated to manage pain in the 1950s, this cosmetic method now addresses a wide variety of concerns, from acne to weight loss.
How does mesotherapy work?
Mesotherapy uses fine needles to deliver small doses of medicine and vitamins into the dermal layers. There’s no single formulation as the targeted concerns are wide and each needs their unique formula. The treatment procedure includes a series of micro-injections into or near the affected area. Depending on the condition, the number of injections also varies.
Mesotherapy works through interactions with various body systems connected to the dermis – the thick middle layer of skin. By influencing these interconnected systems, the treatment results in improving conditions that affect the skin or tissues like fat.
Can you return to work immediately after mesotherapy?
Yes. The treatment is minimally invasive and outpatient. After a few-minute-long procedure, you can return to your daily activities.
Mesotherapy for the face and body is indicated for
Mesotherapy injections can treat or improve different concerns. Depending on the treated site or condition, you’ll receive specific doses of compounds. Whether hair loss or wrinkles, each concern receives its unique solution. Read along to find out more about how mesotherapy benefits the skin.
Acne treatment
Delivering anti-inflammatory agents that manage oil production in the skin reduces the risk of breakouts. These formulas also include ingredients like hyaluronic acid and vitamins C and A to promote skin healing.
Skin rejuvenation
Mesotherapy improves the skin’s tone and texture by increasing collagen and elastin production. The nutrients included in the solution firm the skin and reduce aging signs such as laxity and wrinkles.
Dark Circles
Hyaluronic acid and compounds that improve circulation and hydration can reduce pigmentation. These agents affect skin density in sensitive areas and improve its thickness.
Pigmentation
Targeting pigmentation is one of the most common practices performed by mesotherapy. The treatment can address different forms of pigmentation with its skin-lightening properties. Ingredients like vitamin C and melanin inhibitors are the common agents found in these meso cocktails.
Stretch marks
By delivering collagen-stimulating substances like hyaluronic acid and growth factors into the dermis, a mesotherapy procedure improves the skin texture. The healing and regenerative agents repair the skin damage caused by sudden weight changes.
Contraindication
Mesotherapy is not recommended for individuals with
- Body mass index (BMI) greater than 30
- Hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients
- Less than 18 years of age
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Medications such as anticoagulants, cardiac drugs
- Conditions like diabetes, AIDS, liver, kidney, and seizure disorders
Why Choose Us
- A team of dermatologists and professional healthcare providers
- Equipped with the latest mesotherapy solutions
- Thorough examination and consultation
- Personalized treatment plans
FAQ
How long does mesotherapy last?
Depending on the concern and the ingredients, mesotherapy skin treatment can last 6 to 12 months. Some treatment plans may include maintenance sessions. Follow your doctor's instructions to have effective and long-lasting results.
How long does mesotherapy for the face last?
Depending on the condition you wish to treat, mesotherapy for the face can last 6 to 12 with some treatments requiring maintenance sessions.
How often should you do mesotherapy?
The number of sessions and the intervals in between vary from concern to concern. Your doctor or aesthetic practitioner will explain your treatment plan before starting the procedure.
Mesotherapy before and after
