Mesotherapy was developed by Dr. Michel Pistor in 1952 and recognized as a medical treatment method by the French Academy of Medicine in 1987. Today, it is widely used worldwide. For example, in France, the homeland of mesotherapy, approximately 70,000 people receive mesotherapy every day. Mesotherapy involves microinjecting plant extracts, vitamins and minerals, homeopathic remedies, and enzymes into the middle layer of the skin. It is used for both medical and cosmetic purposes.

The greatest advantage of mesotherapy is that, while the effects of oral or intravenous medications diminish by the time they reach the target area, mesotherapy achieves maximum effectiveness by applying the medication directly to the desired area. To achieve the same effects as mesotherapy by other methods would require higher doses, which would increase side effects. However, mesotherapy has relatively few side effects (such as temporary bruising and swelling at the injection site).

Mesotherapy is used in many different treatments in dermocosmetics. Mesotherapy does not require anesthesia, session times are limited to minutes, and the results are fast and painless. (The effects usually begin after the third session.) Patients can resume their daily activities immediately after the treatment. Each session lasts approximately 15-20 minutes. Another advantage is that it can be applied to all ages and even during the summer months. The main treatments for cosmetic mesotherapy are as follows:

Cellulite Treatment

Local Slimming

Blemish Treatment

Skin Rejuvenation and Wrinkle Treatment

Stretch Mark and Scar Treatment

Facial Rejuvenation (Mesolifting)

Treatment of Sagging Face, Double Chin, and Neck

Treatment of Facial Volume Loss and Asymmetries

Hair Loss Treatment

Hair Strengthening Before and After Hair Transplantation

Mesotherapy can be used in the treatment of the following conditions, with successful results:

Migraine and Other Headaches

Acute and Chronic Muscle and Joint Pain

Post-Traumatic Edema and Pain

Rheumatic Diseases

Tendinitis in All Regions

Constipation (Chronic Constipation)

Impotence (Erectile Dysfunction)

Dysmenorrhea and Abdominal Pain

Varicose Veins / Venous Insufficiency

Immune System Strengthening

Tinnitus and Hearing Loss

The first signs of aging are the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on the face, and sagging skin is more pronounced in the neck and chin areas due to skin loss of elasticity. Mesolifting (also known as Facial Mesotherapy) restores lost elasticity and vitality by injecting special substances into the facial skin. Natural ingredients used for this purpose include hyaluronic acid, vitamins A, C, and E, amino acids, nucleic acids, and coenzymes. Similar active ingredients are also found in creams, lotions, and serums applied externally to the skin, but mesolifting is much more effective than cosmetic products because these substances are administered through micro-injections directly into the skin. Four to six sessions are required, spaced two weeks apart. The injections are performed using very fine syringes to a depth of approximately 2-4 mm. After mesolifting, the skin regains a radiant, youthful, and fresh appearance and regains lost elasticity. This method can also be combined with Botox and filler treatments.