Mesotherapy

Mesotherapy is a treatment method that was first used in France in 1950.

It is a general term for a technique. It means injecting certain medications into the middle layer of the skin in the problematic area of ​​the face and body using micro-needles. The contents are determined by your doctor according to the skin’s needs. It contains hyaluronic acid, vitamins, amino acids, antioxidants, and minerals.

Also known as Mesolift or skin mesotherapy, it can be used to eliminate the effects of aging on the face, neck, décolleté, and the backs of the hands, as well as to treat skin damaged by smoking and alcohol. Its healing effect is particularly noticeable in middle-aged and older individuals, smokers, those exposed to the harmful effects of the sun, those with damaged and neglected skin, those who do not pay attention to their nutrition, and those with complaints such as dryness or sagging. Furthermore, regular mesotherapy applications before the effects of skin aging begin, before wrinkles and lines form, make the skin look younger, more vibrant, and healthier.

In mesotherapy, micro-injections of natural substances (vitamins, minerals, and essential structural elements) are made into the skin, stimulating tissue regeneration in both the upper and lower layers of the skin.

Mesolift, or skin mesotherapy treatment, slows down, and even reverses, age-related changes in the skin. This leads to increased collagen production, improved quality of elastin fibers, and strengthens the skin’s structure. Due to increased oxygenation, the skin begins to look healthy, radiant, and refreshed within weeks.

Mesotherapy applications can be combined with biological lifting agents and fillers. Because the highly beneficial substances are directly injected into the skin, mesotherapy is more effective than creams applied externally.

Medications used in skin mesotherapy treatment:

Hyaluronic acid: In skin mesotherapy, this substance is a polymer naturally found in human tissue. It absorbs water, swells, and provides moisture and elasticity. Vitamins: Vitamin C stimulates collagen synthesis and slows down the production of skin and pigment cells. Vitamin A controls skin development and repairs skin that thins with age. Vitamin E is an antioxidant that protects tissues from harmful substances. Vitamin B nourishes the skin and regulates the biological balance of tissues. Vitamin K regulates blood circulation in tissues.
Coenzymes: Regulate the biochemical reactions of tissues; increase the rate of tissue renewal.
Amino acids: Are the building blocks of proteins. Repair and regulate tissue damage that occurs with age.
Mineral salts: Regulate the vital activities of cells. Improve the metabolism of tissues.
Nucleic acids: Support the synthesis of essential proteins in the skin. In newly formed proteins, they support the connective tissue of the skin.
DMAE (Dimethyl Amino Ethanol): A very preferred active ingredient in facial mesotherapy. Its main effect is to eliminate skin sagging.

HOW OFTEN IS MESOTHERAPY APPLIED?

It can be given as a course of 4-6 sessions, averaging once a year. The frequency of this treatment varies from person to person; it can start with 2 or 3 sessions every 10-15 days, then progress to 6 sessions per month, or it can be applied as a single session every 1-2 months.

WHAT ARE THE RESULTS OF MESOTHERAPY TREATMENT?

The first expected effect is a “radiant, vibrant face.” The second effect is “mesolifting,” meaning a middle-layer lifting effect. You will feel the skin tightening at each injection site. The third effect is the filling of wrinkles. As the number of sessions increases, the wrinkle-reducing effect becomes more permanent.

WHERE CAN MESOTHERAPY BE APPLIED?

Actually, it can be applied to any body area where there is skin surface. For example; face, eye area, neck and décolleté area, hair area, hands, elbows, etc…

WHAT PRODUCTS ARE USED IN MESOTHERAPY?

There are constantly evolving and updating mesotherapy products in the aesthetic sector. “MESOTHERAPY” is actually a general application technique. Which product to use will be determined after your doctor’s examination, according to your skin’s needs and its ingredients.

Mesotherapy, filler, or skin booster? Which application should I have?

Of course, all of these may be suitable for you, but it is very important that the doctor performing the procedure evaluates your skin and determines your needs.