Mesotherapy treatments can help reduce wrinkles.
Mesotherapy treatments are a non-surgical cosmetic procedure that involves injections of microscopic amounts of pharmaceuticals, homeopathic products, and vitamins to treat a wide spectrum of medical conditions. Mesotherapy treatments can treat cellulite, acne, and stretch marks, among many other conditions. While it is most commonly used to address cosmetic concerns, mesotherapy treatments are also used for illness and injury.
Topical arnica can help heal and reduce the side effects of treatments.
For cellulite, mesotherapy treatments address cellulite formation. The injections do this in three ways. First, the fat in the area where cellulite is found is reduced. The combination of injectables increases circulation in the specific area. Finally, mesotherapy treatments smooth the skin, treating damaged areas of connective tissue.
One type of mesotherapy treats the appearance of cellulite.
As the treatments target the fat deposits where cellulite is located, they have also been found to be helpful in promoting weight loss in specific areas. The way this works is that the treatments cause existing fat cells to break down, and the treatments also prevent the cells from storing fat.
As a skin renewal system, mesotherapy treatments rejuvenate the skin. After the course of treatment, the skin looks fresher and clearer. Much of the lost elasticity that is common with aging can be restored with these treatments. Cellular rejuvenation is a common result of treatments. This triggers the production of collagen and elastin, reducing wrinkles and fine lines. Treatments of this nature can be used for the face and neck, but have also been shown to be effective for skin on the arms and hands.
A mesotherapy treatment can be performed to reduce the appearance of stretch marks.
Mesotherapy treatments have become popular due to the fact that they are non-invasive. These treatments do not require recovery time and can be performed even at lunchtime, with the patient returning to work the same day. Patients should not consume caffeine prior to treatment and should not wear makeup immediately after facial treatment. Mild soreness or bruising at the treatment site is not uncommon. However, with the use of topical or oral doses of arnica, these side effects are reduced.
Arnica is a type of mesotherapy treatment used to reduce bruising.
The number of mesotherapy treatments needed and the results vary from person to person. An important factor in the number of treatments needed is the severity of the condition for which the injections are given. Many patients begin to see results as soon as they receive two injections. The results of mesotherapy are long-lasting, but as aging still occurs, regular maintenance injections are suggested.