How Does Mesotherapy Work For You?

Do you want to have soft skin with a beautiful complexion while removing the likes of acne, scars and hyperpigmentation’s? Do you want to do all this without succumbing to extensive under-the-knife treatment or injecting harmful chemicals into your body?

If the answers to these questions are a solid yes, then we have the solution for you: mesotherapy.

So what is the stunning treatment that can offer you these amazing benefits without the extensive work required? Before we get to how mesotherapy will work for you, let’s look at what it is.

What is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a revolutionary treatment that involves administering a cocktail of various vitamins, nutrients, enzymes, and plant extracts into the mesodermal layer of skin, stimulating the production of collagen and elastin, resulting in more beautiful and natural skin.  

This technique was invented in the 1950s by a French doctor, Michel Pistor. Initially, it was used to relieve pain but is now widely used for various cosmetic treatments, thanks to its natural composition and stunning results. You’ll be able to find mesotherapy as a service at various medi spas and medical facilities across the country.

Let’s take a look at how these professionals administer these popular injections.

How Does the Treatment Actually Work?

Firstly, you will be required to stop using medications before your treatment. These include the likes of aspirin or anti-inflammatory medication or use Retin-A products. This ensures you get the best results possible while reducing any potential side effects (which are very minor compare to other injectables).

Your professional will apply a numbing cream to the treated area to reduce any pain. From there, the cocktail of ingredients – based on what you want and the results you desire – will be injected into the skin with micro-needles or a mechanical gun that deliver many injections in a row (depending on the treatment you want). The injection will be injected into the skin at roughly from 1 to 4 millimetres depth.

After a small prick – you’re done! You’ve received mesotherapy.

As for how many sessions you need to get the results you want, it varies depending on the person and their needs. In some cases, you might require several injections (over a period of four to six weeks), while for others, they might only need a few injections to get results.

So, How Does it Work For You?

Let’s start with the obvious benefits that we mentioned above: soft skin, natural complexion and the removal of acne, scars and many other pigmentations, such as sun and age spots. Significantly, it also rejuvenates the skin, improves skin tone and helps reduce the signs of aging.

But there are many other benefits that come with this amazing treatment. These include the following:

• The removal of fat in specific areas on the body, including the stomach, thighs, hips, arms and legs
• The reduction of cellulite on the body
• The improvement of skin laxity, resulting in tighter skin
• The fading and reduction of wrinkles and lines (signs of aging)
• Can recontour the body so it has a more rounded shape and appearance
• The elimination of stretch marks
• The lightening of pigmented skin
• Can treat alopecia, a condition that causes hair loss as it encourages new hair growth and production

Should I Be Concerned About Side Effects?

There is always a risk that you might experience side effects after the treatment. However, compared to the likes of other cosmetic treatments, mesotherapy offers very minor side effects, if any. This is due to the natural ingredients within the injection. Some of the most common include pain, sensitivity, swelling and itchiness around the treatment.

Summary!

Mesotherapy is, without question, one of the best options when it comes to replenishing and restoring your skin. The side effects are barely non-existent, the treatment itself being really simple and the results long-lasting and natural. But the best part is the fact that it can treat a wealth of different skin conditions, tones and complexions. If you have the opportunity to restore your skin’s natural allure, then we recommend trying mesotherapy.