For those of you who haven't heard of it, Mesotherapy ( from Greek mesos, "middle", and therapy from Greek therapeia, "to treat medically) is a revolutionary procedure which was developed in 1952 by a French doctor named Dr. Michel Pistor.
Mesotherapy spread quickly after Dr. Pistor became successful at treating certain types of hearing loss with intradermal injections of procaine around the ear. Dr. Pistor founded medical organizations and wrote books about mesotherapy in France, where it is now considered to be a part of mainstream medicine. Mesotherapy is one of the fastest spreading medical techniques in the world due to its success in treating cellulite, spot adipose reduction, and facial rejuvenation capabilities.
The French Academy of Medicine recognized Mesotherapy as a Specialty of Medicine in 1987. Popular throughout European countries and South America, mesotherapy is practiced by approximately 18,000 physicians worldwide
Mesotherapy dissolves areas of localized fat and cellulite. It reduces fat in 'spot' treatments, sculpting the body, rejuvenating the skin, and reducing cellulite
A tiny needle is used to inject a 'cocktail' of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and other medicines into the mesodermal, or middle, layer of fat, thus the name, Mesotherapy. This 'cocktail' melts the fat beneath the skin causing the fat cells to shrink. The fat then leaves the body through the bloodstream as it would with other forms of weight loss.
Mesotherapy’s cosmetic application treats various skin conditions such as acne, cellulite, stretch marks, scars and wrinkles. Additionally, Mesotherapy is frequently used to eliminate sagging skin of the face and neck, retard the progression of wrinkling, and rejuvenate complexions offering a more youthful appearance. More recently, Mesotherapy has been shown to successfully treat some forms of hair loss. Commonly referred to alopecia. This condition, which affects both men and women, may result from poor circulation, an improper diet as well as from the excess production of one of the body’s natural hormones - dihydrotestosternone.
Mesotherapy has been shown to stimulate the body to naturally grow and replace lost hair. The benefits associated with Mesotherapy are instantaneous and are frequently compared to those offered by liposuction (i.e., a more youthful and contoured appearance). Additionally, the microinjections of Mesotherapy circumvent invasive surgery and the associated recovery time. As such, Mesotherapy is considered relatively safe and most patients are able to resume daily activities immediately following treatment.
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