Mesotherapy is a technique in which specific substances, typically vitamins, enzymes, hormones, or even platelets, are injected into targeted areas of the body to improve skin condition or achieve specific health benefits. Injections are administered through small needles that deliver the substances to the middle layer of the skin.

Originally developed for treating various body pains, mesotherapy is now used for cosmetic purposes and enhancing skin appearance. Common uses of mesotherapy include:

1. Reducing Cellulite and Tightening Skin: Mesotherapy is employed to improve skin texture and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

2. Restoring Skin Radiance: It can stimulate cell renewal and improve skin texture.

3.  Body Sculpting and Localized Fat Dissolving: Used to focus on specific body areas to enhance their appearance.

4. Treating Wrinkles, Signs of Aging, and Pigmentation: Mesotherapy can improve skin elasticity and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

5. Hair Loss Treatment: In some cases, it is used to stimulate hair growth and strengthen the scalp.

Steps of a Mesotherapy Session:

1. Anesthesia of the Area: The targeted area is anesthetized using a local anesthetic to alleviate any pain during the session.

2. Sequential Injections: Injections are administered sequentially in the targeted area using small, short needles. The needles reach a depth ranging from 1-4 millimeters into the skin.

3. Needle Movement: The doctor moves the needle slightly while it is under the skin before swiftly extracting it. Each injection introduces a very small amount of fluid under the skin.

4. Session Duration and Frequency: Achieving desired results typically requires a series of mesotherapy sessions, ranging from 3-15. The time interval between initial sessions is usually 7-10 days, followed by monthly sessions, based on the patient’s condition and treatment goals.

Recovery After Mesotherapy Session:

– Due to the superficial nature of mesotherapy, patients can usually resume normal daily activities after the session.
– Some patients may need a minimum of two days of rest due to potential swelling or bruising.
– Some individuals may experience minor complications like swelling or redness, but these effects are usually temporary.

Mesotherapy for Hair Loss:

– There is limited supported evidence regarding the efficacy of mesotherapy for treating hair loss.
– It is advisable to consult specialists and experts before starting this treatment.
– Mesotherapy is considered promising for improving the scalp’s condition and stimulating limited hair growth.

Note: The effectiveness of mesotherapy may vary from person to person, and patients should consult with a doctor before undergoing this treatment.

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