In 2012, on the initiative of the “Georgian Mesotherapy Association” and with the consent of Dr. Philippe Petit, mesotherapy study courses were created on the basis of the “Marjani” clinic, which issues a Georgian-French certificate.
The mesotherapy study course is intended for doctors with higher medical education (dermatologist, dermatocosmetologist, dentist, rheumatologist and others) and includes theoretical and practical lectures – seminars. “Marjani” clinic provides necessary mesopreparations and consumables for mastering practical skills (mesotherapy techniques).
The course is conducted individually and includes theoretical and practical training;
Only persons with medical education – practicing doctors will be admitted to the courses;
The course is led by the center’s chief physician, prof. Nata Kiladze;
The theoretical and practical part of the training process is led by the doctors of Marjani Clinic;
Practical training takes place at the base of the “Marjani” clinic;
Course fee – equivalent to 500 euros in GEL;
The duration of the course depends on the schedule chosen by the student (one month on average);
At the end of the course, a Georgian-French certificate “Mesotherapy study course” is issued with the signature of Doctor Ph. PETIT.
The theoretical part of the mesotherapy training course involves the study of the essence of mesotherapy, its scope of application and basic principles.
- The basics of mesotherapy and the history of its development
- Skin anatomy and physiology, role of intercellular matrix, skin innervation and blood supply
- Peculiarities of biochemical processes in the skin (exchange of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, etc. in the skin). Metabolism changes during various aesthetic problems
- Proteins collagen and elastin glycosaminoglycans
- Skin aging: chrono- and photoaging, similarities and differences
- Antiaging in mesotherapy
- Aesthetic and healing mesotherapy. Theory of mechanisms of action
- Possible side effects and complications during mesotherapy and biorevitalization procedures. Security issues of conducting procedures
- Patient preparation, patient medical card, patient consent, post-procedure recommendations
- Pharmacology and classification of mesopreparations
- Mesopreparations for the face and body, rules for making cocktails, principles for making an individual mesotherapy course
- Procedure protocol and preparation for the procedure
- Concept of mesotherapy zones and areas: “face oval – throat – décolleté”, “hairy part of the head”, “stomach-waist”, “thighs-buttocks”
- Manual techniques used in mesotherapy. Superficial, medium and deep napage, papular technique. Superficial, medium and deep papules. Peculiarities of choice
- Combining different techniques of drug administration. Schemes of work on the face and body. Determining the quantity and depth of the mesopreparation
- Mesotherapy of facial aesthetic problems. Procedure protocol. Peculiarities of carrying out the procedure on different zones
- Biorevitalization – definition, indications and contraindications. Hyaluronic acid – aging, biological functions, metabolism
- Techniques of biorevitalization and peculiarities of the procedure. Classification of biorevitalization drugs according to composition and duration of action
- Drawing up a biorevitalization scheme according to the patient’s age. Combining biorevitalization and other cosmetological procedures – principles of combining different methods
- Mesotherapy of scars and stretch marks
- Mesotherapy treatment in trichology. Alopecia – clinical classification. Alopecia treatment methods. A review of modern mono mesopreparations and cocktails
- Practical works: implementation of all techniques and methods around all discussed problems – on models
For more information, contact the following address
Georgia, Tbilisi, Ateni st. 3,
Tel: +995 32 224 10 99
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