Mesotherapy

Developed by Dr Michel Pistor in 1952 is a medical procedure for aesthetic purposes. Mesotherapy is the use of substances directly needed by the skin is based on the principle of injection into the application site. These injections are injected under the skin contributes to skin renewal by stimulating collagen and
elastin. rejuvenation of the skin, increase elasticity and correct various skin problems. Mesotherapy is the same as also used on the scalp to prevent hair loss and improve hair qualityis applied for the purpose of increasing. Stimulates collagen and elastin under the skin to regenerate the skin contributes.

Skin Problems:
– Skin ageing and sagging – Spot treatment, sun spots – Stretch marks
– Scars – Scar treatment

Cellulite and Slimming:
– Cellulite treatment – Regional adiposity – Weight loss

Hair Treatment:
– Hair loss, baldness – Injecting vitamins and minerals into the scalp

Pain and Rheumatological Problems:
– Acute and chronic pain – Sports injuries – Fibromyalgia
Mesotherapy should not be applied or contraindications:
– Pregnant women – Breastfeeding mothers – People with a history of stroke
– In patients with insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (diabetes)
– Cancer patients – People with blood clotting problems
– Patients at risk of allergic reactions to medicines – Patients with urticaria
– Patients with heart disease requiring more than one medication

Features of Mesotherapy:
– Drugs are given directly to the problematic area by microinjection method.
– It provides problem solving without causing systemic effects.
– Since the needles are thin, the possibility of side effects is reduced.

Response to Mesotherapy Treatment:
– The response to treatment depends on the severity of the problem, the age of the person
and the skin structure.
– Generally, the effects begin to be seen after the 2nd or 3rd session.

Things to Consider After Mesotherapy:
– Blood thinning drugs such as aspirin should not be used.
– The treated area should not be touched with water for 10-15 hours.
– Tight and enveloping clothes should be avoided.
– Strenuous movements should be avoided for 48 hours.

Hair Mesotherapy:
– It is used to prevent hair loss and promote hair growth.
– Hair health is supported by injecting vitamins, minerals and amino acids into the scalp.
– It can be applied in weekly or fortnightly sessions for 4-10 sessions.

Facial Mesotherapy (Mesolifting):
– It is an effective anti-aging treatment against skin aging, wrinkles and sagging.
– The skin is rejuvenated by injecting hyaluronic acid, vitamins and antioxidants into the skin.
– It can be applied at intervals of 1-4 weeks, results usually begin to be seen after the 2nd
session.

Needle-free Mesotherapy:
– It is a method that offers the opportunity to renew the skin without using needles.
– This method, called mesopeeling, contains TCA and H2O2, renews the skin and provides a
lifting effect.

Cellulite Mesotherapy:
– It regulates blood flow in cellulite areas, dissolves fat deposits and improves connective
tissue.
– Successful results can be obtained for 4-10 weeks with one application per week.

Regional Adiposity:
– It is used to eliminate fat deposits in the abdomen, waist, arms and legs.
– It is a treatment option offered as an alternative to liposuction.