Injectable mesotherapy is one of the most efficient and popular treatments in aesthetic medicine. This innovative treatment is used to rejuvenate the skin and improve its health and appearance.
Where does mesotherapy come from?
Mesotherapy was a medical technique that was originally developed by Dr. Michel Pistor in France for the treatment of many different diseases along with skin rejuvenation. Mesotherapy was a popular treatment method among French and German dermatologists. However, this form of treatment also found its uses in internal medicine, psychiatrics and sports medicine.
What is mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a non-invasive non-surgical technique that uses micro-injections of pharmaceutical and homeopathic preparations into subcutaneous fat. Mesotherapy is also referred to as ‘biorejuventation’ or ‘biorevitalization’. This cosmetic treatment is aimed at diminishing problem areas in your body such as aging, cellulite and much more.
What skin problems can be treated using injectable mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy can be used a wide a range of skin problems such as the following:
Skin Rejuvenation:
Your skin will change as you age. Some of the first things that you might notice as a part of skin ageing is wrinkles, age spots and dryness on your face. Additionally, you may notice that your skin is less plump and more textured. Ageing is chronological process that can be intensified by certain factors such as: hormonal disorders, smoking, harmful environmental factors to name a few. In order to prevent, reduce and minimalism the appearance of ageing, individuals reach for regenerative processes. One form of skin rejuvenation is mesotherapy.
Mesotherapy is an effective solution to reduce / eliminate the effects of premature skin aging. This treatment revitalises the skin because it stimulates a natural regenerative process in the skin, that will in turn lead to an improvement in its appearance. Your skin after this treatment will have more elasticity and better hydration.
For skin rejuvenation we use the following substances:
- Unstablised hyaluronic acid
- Multivitamin complex
- Embryblasts specific cell extracts
- Polydozyrids
Cellulite:
Many women struggle with cellulite that usually appears in areas such as the hips, abdomen, knees and buttocks. Cellulite can take on the appearance of the ‘orange peel or mattress”. Cellulite usually appears during puberty, pregnancy and in premenopausal women.
In order to reduce cellulite, many women turn to mesotherapy to firm, tone and slim down different parts of their body. Furthermore, mesotherapy can promote weight loss, treat ageing skin and firm up sagging skin.
For cellulite mesotherapy we use the following substances:
- Silicia
- Artichoke leaf extract
- Extract of yellow nostril and rutin
- Caffeine
- Sodium pyruvate
- L- carnitine
- Tiratricol
- Polydoxirybonuleotides
Alopecia:
Alopecia is hair loss that can affect not only your scalp but also your body. This can be temporary or permanent depending on the type of alopecia. A popular treatment for alopecia is mesotherapy. Mesotherapy can aid in hair growth by stimulating numerous biological responses. Many of our customers experience visible effects after 1.5 months to 2 months.
For mesotherapy of alopecia we use the following substances:
- Clespanthenol
- Minoxidil
- Trace elements of postassium, colbalt, zinc, nickel
- Multivitamin complex
- Biotin
- Sodium pyruvate
- Procaine
- Organic silica
Stretch marks & scars:
Mesotherapy when applied to treat stretch marks and scars, works similarly like in the anti-aging process mentioned earlier. The injection stimulates skin regeneration which lead to the appearance of more plump, soft and elastic skin.
For mesotherapy of stretch marks and scars we use the following substances:
- Asian pennyachio extract
- Organic cilica
- Sodium pyruvate
- Vitamins A, E and C
- Polydozirybonucleotides
Indications for mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is an excellent treatment option if you are looking to revitalise your skin. Mesotherapy is the ideal treatment for anyone who is looking for help with the following problems:
- Skin ageing – dull, flat & lacklustre skin
- Cellulite
- Hair loss
- Stretch marks & Scars
Contradictions for mesotherapy
Mesotherapy should absolutely not be used:
- By pregnant women, or women who are breastfeed
- If you have a history of allergies
- Inflammation of skin due to a bacterial or viral infection
You may want to avoid mesotherapy if:
- Taking medications such as anticoagulants, non-steroidal, anti-inflammatories
- Systemic diseases such as cancer or metabolic illnesses
Are there any side effects after mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy does have some side effects that you need to me aware of, some of them include: erythema, swelling and bruising of the skin; hypersensitivity reactions, infections, hyperpigmentation, pigment urticaria and subcutaneous nodules (deep lesions in the skin) have been described.
How does mesotherapy work?
Mesotherapy works in two ways:
- The injection process itself will cause skin inflammation which will lead to the skin regenerating. The regeneration of skin has a bio revitalizing effect.
- The introduction of an active substance such as e.g. Hyaluronic acid will help reverse the appearance of aging and dehydration on the skin.
Injectable Mesotherapy Results
Mesotherapy is an effect method to treatment many diseases and cosmetic flaws. Mesotherapy can work miracles on your skin when used systematically. We recommend that this cosmetic treatment be carried out systematically: 4-6 treatments with an interval of 4 weeks.
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