Mesotherapy

 1.    What is mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a treatment in which vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes are injected into the skin’s lower layers through micro-needles to improve skin health and address aesthetic issues.
    2.    How is mesotherapy performed?
Special blends are injected into the skin with fine needles, customized to the patient’s needs.
    3.    What is mesotherapy used for?
It is used for skin rejuvenation, hair loss prevention, cellulite treatment, localized fat reduction, and pigmentation issues.
    4.    What are the benefits of mesotherapy?
It increases skin elasticity, revitalizes the skin, reduces hair loss, treats cellulite, and lightens skin spots.
    5.    Is mesotherapy painful?
There may be mild discomfort, but it is generally tolerable. Local anesthetic cream can be applied to reduce pain.
    6.    How long does a mesotherapy session take?
Sessions typically take 15-30 minutes.
    7.    How many mesotherapy sessions are needed?
Results are generally seen after 4-6 sessions, but the duration may vary depending on individual needs.
    8.    What are the side effects of mesotherapy?
Mild redness, swelling, or bruising may occur but typically subside quickly.
    9.    How soon can results from mesotherapy be seen?
Skin may appear brighter and more radiant after the initial sessions, with full results appearing after several sessions.
    10.    Is mesotherapy permanent?
Mesotherapy results are not permanent, and maintenance sessions may be needed.
    11.    How should one care for the skin after mesotherapy?
Avoid sun exposure, moisturize the skin, and follow the doctor’s aftercare instructions.
    12.    Is mesotherapy suitable for all skin types?
Yes, it is suitable for most skin types, though certain sensitivities or allergies may need consideration.
    13.    Can I wear makeup after mesotherapy?
It is recommended to avoid makeup for 24 hours post-treatment.
    14.    Who is not a candidate for mesotherapy?
Pregnant or breastfeeding women, cancer patients, and those with chronic conditions like diabetes may not be suitable candidates.
    15.    What is the cost of mesotherapy?
Costs vary depending on the blend used, treatment area, and number of sessions.