Mesotherapy

What is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is a cosmetic treatment method in which vitamins, minerals, amino acids, hyaluronic acid and other active substances needed by the skin are injected in low doses into the dermis, the middle layer of the skin. This procedure is used for various aesthetic purposes such as skin rejuvenation, hair loss treatment, reduction of cellulite appearance.

The mesotherapy procedure usually includes the following steps:

1. Preparation: Before the procedure, the health professional who will perform the application evaluates the patient’s skin type and needs. It is determined which active substances will be used and the procedure area is cleaned.
2. Needle Injections: During the procedure, active substances are injected into the dermis, the middle layer of the skin, using a special injection gun with fine-tipped needles. Injections are usually done in a way that causes minimal discomfort to the patient.
3. Aftercare: After the mesotherapy procedure, the procedure area is usually gently massaged. There may be a slight redness, swelling or tenderness on the skin after the application. These symptoms usually disappear in a short time. After the procedure, it is important to pay attention to skin care and act in accordance with the recommendations of the health professional.

Mesotherapy can provide more effective results due to the direct injection of active substances into the dermis layer of the skin. The procedure aims to rejuvenate the skin, moisturise, increase elasticity, reduce wrinkles, strengthen hair follicles and reduce the appearance of cellulite.

However, the effectiveness and duration of mesotherapy may vary from person to person. The results obtained after the procedure may vary depending on the person’s skin type, age, general health status and the type of active substances applied. If you are considering mesotherapy, it is important to consult a specialist to assess your needs and expectations.

What does facial mesotherapy do?

Facial mesotherapy is a mesotherapy method targeting skin problems in the facial area. In this procedure, vitamins, minerals, amino acids, hyaluronic acid and other active substances needed by the skin are injected into the dermis in low doses.

Facial mesotherapy is used for the following purposes:

1. Skin Rejuvenation: Facial mesotherapy can be effective in reducing the signs of skin aging. The injected active ingredients can increase the firmness and elasticity of the skin by increasing collagen and elastin production in the dermis layer of the skin. This may reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
2. Skin Nutrition and Moisturising: The active ingredients used in mesotherapy provide the nutrients and moisturising substances that the skin needs. It helps the skin look healthier, brighter and more vibrant.
3. Skin Tone Correction: Facial mesotherapy can be used to even skin tone and reduce colour irregularities. It can be especially effective in reducing the appearance of sunspots, pigmentation problems and dark circles.
4. Acne and Acne Scars Treatment: Mesotherapy can also be used in the treatment of acne. Active substances applied through needles can help reduce acne formation and improve the appearance of scars on the skin.
5. Skin Regeneration: Facial mesotherapy can help regenerate skin tissue. It accelerates the skin’s regeneration process and supports the cells to look healthier and younger.

Facial mesotherapy is a treatment method that targets skin problems and improves the overall appearance of the skin. After the procedure, the skin can gain a more vibrant, youthful and healthy appearance. However, the effectiveness of mesotherapy may vary from person to person and depending on the active ingredients used. It is important to consult with a qualified health professional to assess your needs and create the right treatment plan.

Is 1 session sufficient for mesotherapy applications?

A single session may not be sufficient to determine the effect of mesotherapy application. Mesotherapy is usually applied in a series of sessions. The number of sessions required may vary depending on the purpose of treatment, skin condition and individual needs.
Generally, the recommended number of sessions for mesotherapy can be between 4 and 6. These sessions are usually organised at weekly or fortnightly intervals. Skin improvement and effect can be seen after the first sessions, but more than one session may be required for more permanent and desired results.

The effect of mesotherapy may vary from person to person and may vary depending on the purpose of the treatment. The duration of the treatment and the number of sessions are determined depending on the severity of the skin problems, the skin structure and response of the person. As a result of the evaluations to be made by the skin specialist or aesthetic specialist during the treatment process, the treatment plan and the number of sessions are determined individually.

In summary, a single session may not be sufficient for mesotherapy to be effective and to achieve the desired results. A series of sessions may increase the likelihood of achieving more permanent and visible results. The specialist who will perform the application will determine the appropriate number of sessions by evaluating your needs and in accordance with your treatment purpose.

What are the types of mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy can have different types depending on the purpose of the active substances applied.

Here are some commonly used types of mesotherapy:

1. Skin Rejuvenation Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that aims to reduce the signs of aging on the skin. It contains active ingredients used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines, increase skin firmness and rejuvenate skin texture.
2. Hair Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that targets hair problems such as hair loss or hair weakening. Active substances that nourish hair follicles, stimulate hair growth and improve hair quality are injected into the scalp.
3. Cellulite Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that aims to reduce the appearance of cellulite. Active substances applied to areas with cellulite can help shrink fat cells, smooth skin texture and improve the appearance of cellulite.
4. Pigmentation Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that targets pigmentation problems on the skin. Active substances are injected for pigmentation problems such as sun spots, skin tone irregularities, dark circles.
5. Spot Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that aims to reduce the spots on the skin. Active substances are used to reduce skin blemishes such as melasma, birthmarks, age spots and to equalise skin tone.
6. Under Eye Mesotherapy: It is a type of mesotherapy that aims to reduce dark circles and bags in the under-eye area. The active ingredients applied to the under-eye area brighten the skin, reduce swelling and make the under-eye area look more vibrant and rested.

These are just some examples of mesotherapy types and different active ingredients can be used for different skin problems. The type of mesotherapy is determined according to the needs and skin problems of the individual. The specialist who will perform the application will determine the most appropriate type of mesotherapy by evaluating your needs.