Mesotherapie

How does mesotherapy work?

1. Customized active ingredient blends: The active ingredients used in mesotherapy are tailored to the individual needs of the patient and the specific concern being treated. The blend may consist of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, minerals, enzymes, plant extracts, and other regenerative substances.
2. Injection into the skin: Using very fine needles, the active ingredients are delivered directly into the middle layer of the skin (mesoderm). This is done through a series of small injections, either manually or with the help of a mesotherapy gun.
3. Direct action at the target site: By injecting directly into the skin, mesotherapy works precisely where it is needed, providing the skin with moisture, nutrients, and other regenerative substances. This leads to improved skin texture and elasticity, as well as skin regeneration.
4. Stimulation of skin regeneration: The micro-punctures stimulate blood circulation, promote collagen production, and activate skin cells, which contributes to the renewal and revitalization of the skin.

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Areas of application for mesotherapy

• Skin rejuvenation and anti-aging: Improvement of skin elasticity, reduction of wrinkles and fine lines, and tightening of sagging skin on the face, neck, and décolleté.
• Promoting hair growth: Treatment of hair loss in men and women, promoting hair growth and improving hair quality by stimulating the hair follicles.
• Cellulite and fat reduction: Reduction of cellulite and localized fat deposits through targeted injections that improve microcirculation and promote fat breakdown.
• Pigmentation spots and skin blemishes: Lightening of pigment spots and reduction of acne scars or other skin blemishes.
• Pain therapy: Treatment of muscular pain, rheumatic conditions, and sports injuries through targeted injections of anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving agents.
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Benefits of mesotherapy

• Minimally invasive: No surgery, no scalpel, and generally no anesthesia required.
• Targeted effect: Active ingredients are injected directly into the skin layers being treated, ensuring high efficacy and reduced systemic impact.
• Versatile applications: Suitable for various aesthetic and medical indications, including skin rejuvenation, hair loss, cellulite, and pain.
• Short treatment time: A session typically lasts 15–30 minutes, and patients can resume their normal activities immediately afterward.
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Disadvantages and risks

• Mild pain or discomfort: The injections can be slightly painful, especially in sensitive areas. A local anesthetic cream can be used to minimize discomfort.
• Redness and swelling: Temporary redness, swelling, or minor bruising at the injection sites are possible, but these usually subside after a few days.
• Allergic reactions: Rare, but possible, especially if the patient is sensitive to certain ingredients.
• Risk of infection: As with all invasive procedures, there is a low risk of infection if sterile technique is not used.
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Aftercare

• Avoid heat and sun: Direct sunlight, saunas, or hot showers should be avoided in the first few days following treatment.
• Protecting the treated areas: The skin should be kept clean and well-cared for, and the use of irritating products should be avoided.
• Cooling as needed: Cold compresses can be used to soothe redness or swelling after the treatment.
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Conclusion

Mesotherapy offers an effective and versatile solution for a variety of aesthetic and medical concerns. It is particularly suitable for those looking for a non-surgical method to revitalize their skin, combat hair loss, or reduce localized fat deposits. The treatment should be performed by a qualified professional to ensure optimal and safe results.

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