What is Mesotherapy and how does it work?
Mesotherapy works by addressing the decreased intestinal absorption that comes with aging. As the body's transmission system slows down, it affects the delivery of vital nutrients to organs. Mesotherapy counters this by directly injecting personalized mixtures of vitamins, building blocks, and minerals that the body needs, under specialist physician supervision.
Mesotherapy can address multiple concerns:
- Hair therapy for strengthening and growth
- Face and neck rejuvenation
- Wrinkle treatment
- Sagging skin improvement
- Crack and scar treatment
- Spot treatment
- Cellulite reduction
- Weight loss and body contouring
It's most effective in areas frequently exposed to sunlight, such as the face, neck, décolleté area, hands, and scalp.
The treatment process involves several steps:
- Application of anesthetic cream for 20 minutes before treatment
- Injection of personalized contents (minerals, vitamins, hormones, plant extracts, enzymes, hyaluronic acid) 1-4 mm deep using syringes or micro needles
- Sessions typically repeated 6-10 times depending on the condition
- Content may vary between sessions based on treatment needs
Mesotherapy helps hair problems by:
- Accelerating hair strengthening and growth
- Increasing blood circulation to the scalp
- Optimizing hormonal balance in hair roots
- Delivering essential nutrients directly to hair follicles
For body contouring, Mesotherapy:
- Incorporates skin tightening and fat melting agents
- Provides an alternative to surgical procedures like liposuction
- Activates metabolism with vitamins and minerals
- Helps reduce cellulite appearance
- Aids in skin tightening and body shaping
Recovery involves:
- Temporary redness, slight edema, or bruising for 1-2 days
- Following healthy living guidelines:
- Avoiding alcohol and cigarettes
- Maintaining a healthy diet
- Getting regular sleep
- Following your doctor's treatment plan consistently
- Maintaining patience throughout multiple sessions if required