What is Mesotherapy? Mesotherapy; pain or illnesses by means of micro-injections locally applied to the body where they are. It consists of the words "meso = moderate" and "therapy = treatment" in Latin and means "middle skin treatment".

The amount of medications you receive via oral or muscle or intravenous injections does not reach all the relevant target organ. Because during the absorption of drugs is disintegrated without a partial absorption. Therefore, the effect of the drug taken remains nervous. In addition, because the systemic drugs can spread through the whole body through the blood, it will also affect other organs or tissues that are not related to the disease but which may be affected by the drug and undesirable side effects may occur.

Mesotherapy will only solve the problem with small injections of micro-injections to the problem area without causing any undesirable side effects. Mesotherapy is a method applied by using very thin and short needle tips (4 - 6mm 29 - 30g needles). The felt pain is relatively low in parallel with the size of the needles. However, after the application site is disinfected, local sensation can be anesthetized by spraying and all sensation can be lost. As the absorption of drugs in mesotherapy is very low, there is little to no drug passage into the systemic circulation. number of injections; depending on the patient, the disease and the anatomy of the region where the injection will be performed.

Mesotherapy is used as a mixture of certain vitamins with circulatory regulator, fat melter and fat-bearing drugs, technically used in the treatment of regional slimming and cellulite. is given with fine needles.

By regulating the blood flow and lymphatic circulation in the cellulite area, the fat deposits are dissolved, the fat cells begin to burn the fats and the hardened connective tissue improves.

Which meshes are used in the treatment of diseases

Mesotherapy often involves arthritis, neck and lumbar hernia, arthralgia, brachialgia, migraine and menstrual pain, sports injuries, varicose veins, lymphedema, arthritis. and some vascular diseases, such as phlebitis, are also widely used to prevent vascular stains, various skin problems, skin leaning and hair loss, especially cellulitis, for aesthetic purposes. & nbsp;