How it works ?
Mesotherapy is used to
- Destroy fat in areas like the stomach, thighs, buttocks, hips, legs, arms and face;
- Reduce cellulite;
- Fade fine lines and wrinkles;
- Strengthen loose skin;
- Reshape the body;
- Brighten pigmented skin;
- Treat alopecia, a condition that causes hair loss.
The technique uses needles to manage a range of injections into the middle layer (the mesoderm) of the skin. The basic idea of mesotherapy is that it can resolve underlying difficulties such as poor blood flow and edema that cause skin damage.
Injections of active ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid, nutrients and vitamins, just below the surface of our skin, are tolerated. Hyaluronic acid mesotherapy promotes skin rejuvenation by increasing the hydration and activation of fibroblasts (which increases the production of collagen, elastin and hyaluronic acid). When repeated over time, the appearance of wrinkles can also be reduced.
What are the Benefits?
It is tricky to say if mesotherapy works, because many ingredients and methods are used in treatment.
What are the differences with liposuction?
Mesotherapy is considered a non-surgical alternative to liposuction to get rid of unwanted fat.
Although liposuction is considered effective in permanently removing fat, recovery can take up to six weeks. It also carries risks such as damage to nerves and blood vessels, irregular skin contours, burns and infections. And liposuction is expensive.
Mesotherapy is not as invasive as liposuction. There are no incisions. The cost of mesotherapy is much lower than liposuction. However, you may need 10 or more sessions to get the results you want.
Can it be used for hair loss?
In addition to treating wrinkles and removing unwanted fat, mesotherapy is also used to treat hair loss due to alopecia. The treatment involves injecting natural plant extracts, vitamins or drugs like finasteride and minoxidil into the head.
People who practice mesotherapy for hair loss claim that it:
Provides nutrients to the hair.
Improves blood circulation.
What are the side effects ?
People who practice mesotherapy say the risks are minimal if you see a qualified practitioner.
Possible side effects include:
- Nausea
- Pain
- The sensibility
- Swelling
- Itching
- Redness
- The bruise
- Dark spots on the skin
- Skin rash
- The infection
- The scars.
The price in Turkey and Istanbul
The cost of mesotherapy in Turkey depends on the type of treatment you receive and the number of sessions you need. It is important to emphasize that Turquie santé provides its customers with the best prices.
Because mesotherapy is cosmetic and not medically necessary, insurance companies generally do not cover the costs.
