What is Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive method based on superficial microinjections applied into aimed tissues just below the epidermis. This technique activates the collagen and elastic structure of the skin and is used for tightening, recovery, rejuvenation, and treatment, in which a cocktail of vitamin and amino acid-containing compounds is applied. Many skin and body problems can be treated using the techniques of mesotherapy with many protocols that may vary according to the application area. The procedure directly affects the layers under the skin that resulting in magnificent success.

Mesotherapy application areas

The treatment is applied to the areas as listed below;

Face mesotherapy: It is also called a mesolifting application. It is performed for aiming elasticity, skin tone, skin tightening, eye bruising, skin rejuvenation, and renewal. It is injected into the area to be treated via microinjections. Recommended session amount in total is 4-6 on average and it can be done once within 15 days interval. This period may vary according to the condition of the skin.

Hair mesotherapy: it is applied to strengthen existing hair follicles. It ensures to prolong the hair follicles and helps the hair to hold more tightly to the root. On average, 8 sessions are recommended. The first 4 sessions can be applied once a week, then 1 session in 15 days, and the last 2 sessions can be applied once in 3 months.

Body mesotherapy: It can be applied to areas such as legs, arms, abdomen, butt, inner arms, inner legs to treat cracks, cellulite, regional fat deposits. On average, the number of sessions is between 6-10 and it should be applied once a week.

How many sessions should mesotherapy be done?
On average, mesotherapy is applied between 4-10 sessions. Our specialist doctors will guide you regarding the necessary amount of sessions and their intervals due to the condition of the required treatment areas. At first, mesotherapy is applied once a week, and the intervals between sessions may extend after examinations at the following sessions and can be increased up to 3 months. .