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BHMS, MD - Homeopathy, Post Graduate Diploma in Cosmetic Dermatology (PGDCD)
Homeopathy
Dr Vaseem Choudhary is practising at Homeo Care Clinic since last 12 years. He is well known for his unmatched confidence, to deal with difficult and incurab…
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Mesotherapy is a cosmetic procedure that doesn't require much surgery. It involves injecting small amounts of vitamins, enzymes, hormones, plant extracts, or other medications into the middle layer of the skin (mesoderm) with very fine needles. The treatment is designed to improve skin quality, stimulate collagen production, and address concerns such as hair loss, wrinkles, cellulite, and localized fat deposits.
The procedure works by delivering active ingredients directly into the skin, where they help improve circulation, stimulate cell regeneration, and enhance the skin’s natural repair processes.
Mesotherapy has been used in Europe for decades and is now widely performed in aesthetic medicine clinics as a non-surgical treatment for skin rejuvenation and body contouring.
Mesotherapy may be recommended for individuals seeking non-surgical cosmetic treatments. It is commonly used to address the following:
● Hair loss (alopecia)
● Wrinkles and fine lines
● Skin rejuvenation and hydration
● Cellulite reduction
● Localized fat deposits
● Stretch marks and scars
● Pigmentation and uneven skin tone
● Dark circles and dull skin.
Doctors or cosmetic specialists evaluate the patient’s skin condition, medical history, and treatment goals before recommending mesotherapy.
Mesotherapy can be used for different aesthetic and medical purposes. Common types include:
1. Facial Mesotherapy (Skin Rejuvenation).
This treatment focuses on improving skin texture, hydration, and elasticity by injecting vitamins and antioxidants into the skin.
2. Hair Mesotherapy
Used to stimulate hair follicles and improve blood circulation in the scalp to treat certain types of hair loss.
3. Fat Reduction Mesotherapy
Also known as injection lipolysis, it targets small fat deposits in areas such as the chin, abdomen, or thighs.
4. Anti-Cellulite Mesotherapy
Helps improve circulation and reduce the appearance of cellulite on areas like the thighs and buttocks.
Mesotherapy is usually performed in a clinic and typically takes 30–60 minutes, depending on the treatment area.
1. Preparation
The treatment area is cleaned, and a topical anesthetic cream may be applied to reduce discomfort.
2. Injection Process
The doctor uses a fine needle to inject a customized mixture of vitamins, enzymes, or medications into the skin's middle layer.
3. Distribution of Medication
Multiple small injections are given across the treatment area to ensure even distribution of the active ingredients.
4. Post-Treatment Care
The treated area may be gently massaged so that the injected solution spreads evenly beneath the skin.
Several treatment sessions may be required, often spaced 10–14 days apart, to achieve optimal results.
Mesotherapy generally requires little to no downtime because it is a minimally invasive procedure.
Typical aftercare recommendations include the following:
● Avoid touching or massaging the treated area for several hours
● Avoid heavy exercise, alcohol, or sun exposure for 24–48 hours
● Apply cold compresses if swelling occurs
● Follow the doctor’s instructions for skincare products
Most people can return to their normal activities shortly after treatment.
Mesotherapy is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified professional. However, as with any injection procedure, certain side effects may occur.
Common side effects include:
● Redness and swelling at the injection site
● Bruising or tenderness
● Mild pain or itching
● Temporary skin sensitivity.
Rare complications may include:
● Infection
● Allergic reactions to injected substances
● Uneven skin texture or pigmentation change
● Scarring or nodules under the skin.
Choosing an experienced practitioner and following proper hygiene standards significantly reduces these risks.
Mesotherapy is commonly used for skin rejuvenation, hair loss treatment, cellulite reduction, and improving skin texture.
The injections may cause mild discomfort, but topical anaesthetic creams are often used to reduce pain during the procedure.
Most patients require multiple sessions spaced a few weeks apart to achieve noticeable results.
When performed by trained professionals using sterile techniques, mesotherapy is generally considered safe.
Results vary depending on the treatment type and individual response, but maintenance sessions may be needed to maintain the effects.
Downtime is minimal, and most patients can return to normal activities shortly after treatment.
