Mesotherapy is a treatment method in which vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, homeopathic medicines and other
bioactive substances are injected under the skin.
These substances are used to regenerate the skin and help the skin look younger and healthier. Mesotherapy is generally
used for purposes such as skin tightening, wrinkle reduction, spot removal, cellulite treatment, hair loss and skin
regeneration.
Before the mesotherapy procedure, the skin is cleaned and a local anesthetic cream is applied. 1. Mesotherapy involves
injecting bioactive substances into the middle layer of the skin with micro fine needles. These substances include
vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes and other bioactive substances. These can rejuvenate the skin and give it a
younger, radiant appearance.
Mesotherapy is usually performed in several sessions and each session lasts between 15-30 minutes. Sessions are usually
held every few weeks or months. According to the needs of the patient, mesotherapy can be applied on the face, scalp or
other parts of the body.
Mesotherapy can generally be applied to healthy people, but the health status of the person should be evaluated before it is applied. Mesotherapy is not recommended or may need to be done carefully in pregnant women, nursing mothers, cancer patients, patients receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy, those with bleeding diseases, infections, and active inflammation or wounds. It is important to determine in which situations mesotherapy is appropriate and in which situations it is contraindicated, and to perform adequate tests on the patient.
The recovery process after mesotherapy may vary depending on the general health condition of the person, the area
treated and the techniques used. Temporary redness, swelling, mild pain, bruising and tenderness may occur on the skin
after the procedure.
These symptoms usually disappear within a few hours or days. You may need to follow your own personal care routine after
the procedure. Temperature on the skin and exposure to sunlight should be limited. You may also be advised to properly
moisturize your skin in the treated area, apply cold compresses or use anti-inflammatory drugs.
