Mesotherapy is a non-invasive cosmetic procedure that uses microinjections of vitamins, enzymes, hormones, and plant extracts to rejuvenate and tighten the skin, as well as remove excess fat. The technique was developed in France in 1952 and has gained popularity worldwide since then. Mesotherapy can be used on both the face and body to target issues such as face and neck revitalization, wrinkles, dull-looking skin, hyperpigmentation, acne, loss of glow, cellulite, stretch marks, hair loss, and fat reduction.

Facial mesotherapy is a non-invasive procedure that corrects a host of aesthetic imperfections. A powerful cocktail of active substances targets the superficial layers of the skin, delivered through a series of small injections. The treatment is suitable for anyone over the age of 18, regardless of sex, ethnicity, or skin type. The benefits of mesotherapy are numerous and depend on the formula of the injectables used. With the right ingredients, it can improve skin elasticity, achieve a brighter complexion, offer deep hydration, firm the skin, reduce wrinkles, prevent oxidative stress, and reduce pigmentation.

Mesotherapy for the face is used to improve the appearance of the skin, smooth wrinkles, reduce sagging, restore hydration, and give a more radiant, glowing complexion. It is also a great treatment for dull and dry skin, and it can be used to address swelling, bruising, and redness under the eyes, dissolve locally stored fat, and remove and treat orange-looking cellulite on the skin surface. Mesotherapy is a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that can be used for both face and body.

Although mesotherapy is a popular treatment, few studies have been done to test its effectiveness. The research that does exist on mesotherapy hasn’t shown much of a benefit for skin rejuvenation. It is important to consult with a qualified and experienced practitioner before undergoing mesotherapy treatment.