Mesotherapy
Mesotherapy is a medical technique discovered in 1952 by French Physician
Dr. Michel Pistor. Mesotherapy is the practice of injecting vitamins, minerals,
medications and amino acids just under the surface of the skin. This blend of
medication typically melts the fat beneath the skin and shrinks fat cells.
Mesotherapy has a variety of applications, including overall weight loss, spot
weight reduction, cellulite reduction, scar revision and improvement of the
quality and toning of skin. Mesotherapy can be used on most places of the
face and body including sagging chin and eyelids, thighs, abdomen, hips and
buttocks.
Causes of Cellulite
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Genetic predisposition to fat accumulation
Inevitable hormone changes throughout life
Skin tone with age, the skin becomes looser and the "tufting" effect
increases
Structure of the skin
Lack of exercise and sedentary lifestyle
Smoking
Stress
Crash Diets
Nutrition
What is HOMEOPATHY?
The activity of homeopathic remedies in a diseased organism takes place at
a point where creation of a biological stimulation within the patient himself
occurs, who, according to his own response mechanism to the illness, will
react by eliminating the pathological state and all its symptoms. Mesotherapy
for Fat Reduction to treat localize fat accumulation with the mesotherapy
procedure, the clinician will inject small amounts of homeopathic medication
immediately beneath the surface of the skin to breakdown fat and improve
lymphatic drainage at the treatment site.
FAQ
Is mesotherapy used for Fat Reduction and Cellulite Management?
Cellulite commonly appears on the hips, abdomen, buttocks and legs, but is
not caused by being overweight, as many believe.
How Can Mesotherapy treat cellulite?
To treat cellulite using the mesotherapy procedure, the clinician will inject
small amounts of homeopathic medicine immediately beneath the surface of
the skin. Two different products will be use during the procedure, the first
product is used to break down fat and the second is used to break down the
thick connective tissue bands that give the orange peel effect present in
Cellulite. The small puncture technique helps to stimulate the blood circulation
(like in acupuncture). The combination of fat dissolution, connective tissue
breakdown and improvement of circulation and drainage is the most effective
means of treating cellulite.
How long will the result last?
Injections are given every 2-3 weeks. Most treatments require multiple
sessions, and a full treatment course might take up to 10 treatments. The
treatment is long lasting and the results measurable. When the desired effects
are achieved, all that is required is general maintenance. Dieting and exercise
are strongly encouraged to maintain one's results over the long term.
Is the procedure painful?
There is some discomfort. You will feel as if the clinician is pinching you. The
discomfort is minor and most patients have the treatment without topical
anaesthetics.
What will happen after the treatment?
Immediately post treatment, you may feel some pain at the treatment site.
This is more apparent on the hip area. The discomfort is temporary and will
subside within days. There is no long term adverse response to mesotherapy
and to the product used to treat specific problems.
Dermal Fillers
Dermal fillers are used to soften and contour lines, folds and wrinkles. The
most commonly used dermal fillers are Hyaluronic based. The solution is
injected into the skin to add volume and create a more youthful appearance.
Dermal fillers are an ideal solution for patients wanting to soften deep lines
from the mouth to nose area, lip lines, enhance thin lips, create a more define
lip border and to lift the corners of the mouth.