MESOTHERAPY

Mesotherapy is a therapeutic technique that primarily connects various medical disciplines, thereby integrating deeply into therapeutic spheres. Specifically, dermatology, dermocosmetology, aesthetic medicine, stomatology, sports medicine, rheumatology, and other categories already intensely utilize this technique because it is simple, effective, logical, versatile, and crucially, maximally applicable to affected areas. For instance, injections during joint pain are administered directly into the joint, whereas during muscle injury, active medicamentous opportunities ensure localized treatment efficacy—acting precisely on affected muscle fibers.

Mesotherapy is highly effective in various skin conditions or pathologies, making it a significantly valuable method in complex therapeutic scenarios. Its advantage over other methods lies precisely in the concept of “less, locally, and minimally.”

• Absolute Safety: Mesotherapy is considered absolutely safe.
• Method Effectiveness: The effectiveness of the method is enhanced by direct stimulation of the skin and the pharmacological action of the administered medication or cocktail, which is individually tailored in terms of dosage and composition by the practitioner.
• Localized Approach: Mesotherapy is a localized method, meaning it is applied precisely where there is injury or pathology, directly addressing the affected area.

What is the essence of mesotherapy?
A therapeutic cocktail, whose composition is directly related to the existing problem, is injected in micro-doses into the middle layer of the skin (the mesoderm). This means that the medication is delivered specifically to the affected area with the appropriate dose for treatment. In traditional treatment methods, where the medication is taken orally (by pill) or via injection, the drug affects the entire body, which in most cases is not so desirable. Additionally, it reaches the affected area later and in smaller quantities, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment.
The development of mesotherapy techniques has necessitated the creation of various new mesotherapy preparations, which has significantly expanded its application field and improved the results previously achieved.

A mesotherapy therapeutic cocktail, whose components are often formulated by the doctor based on the existing problem, is injected into the skin (epidermis and dermis) at various depths in micro-doses. This means that the medication is delivered specifically to the affected area with the necessary dose for treatment. It is noteworthy that the action of the medication continues throughout the week, and the final improvement is observed after 6-7 days. Today, mesotherapy is most widely used for addressing various dermatological, trichological, and aesthetic problems. The primary indications for the use of mesotherapy in this field include:

• Acne and post-acne
• Folliculitis
• Alopecia (hair loss)
• Skin aging and wrinkles
• Pigmented spots
• Telangiectasias
• Keloid scars

Mesotherapy is one of the most effective rejuvenation techniques, becoming the best non-surgical, natural method for skin rejuvenation.

It is noteworthy that mesotherapy special cocktails are continually improving and evolving. Innovative cocktails, such as biorevitalization, plasmatherapy, booster therapy, botulinum therapy, and others, are created based on studies of skin structure and aging mechanisms. As a result of their action, cholesterol levels in the body decrease, free radicals are neutralized, which is particularly important for stopping the aging process. They also affect fat metabolism, causing the reduction and fragmentation of cellulite capsules, which leads to the restoration of skin elasticity. These treatments can smooth wrinkles, restore facial contours, improve skin elasticity, and reduce or eliminate double chins. Combining mesotherapy with other procedures, such as peeling, is especially effective, ensuring a maximally rejuvenating effect.

Mesotherapy is also relevant for preventing hair loss. Procedures conducted for this purpose enhance the nutrition of hair follicles and stimulate hair growth. Hair loss prevention procedures are particularly effective at a young age, in the initial stages, as well as in cases of postpartum hair loss and baldness. The treatment course, along with mesotherapy, includes scalp massages and physiotherapy sessions.

Mesotherapy procedures should only be performed by a highly qualified specialist certified in mesotherapy! Marjani Clinic offers aesthetic mesotherapy procedures such as:

• Chronic and photo-aging of the skin
• Wrinkles
• Double chin and jowls
• Acne and post-acne
• Skin relief on the scalp
• Alopecia (hair loss)
• Stretch marks
• Cellulite reduction

Clinic “Marjani’s”  doctors use both cocktails formulated directly by the physician, tailored to specific diseases or problems, as well as mesopreparations and ready-made cocktails produced by leading mesotherapy companies worldwide.

What are the results of mesotherapy procedures? As a result of mesotherapy procedures, the substances injected into the skin affect blood circulation, metabolic processes, and skin cell regeneration, as well as the synthesis of collagen and elastin. Consequently, we achieve the restoration of skin structure, eliminating the most undesirable fine wrinkles, restoring the facial contour, reducing or eliminating double chins, increasing skin elasticity, and giving the skin a pleasant tone. The outcome of the procedure depends on the quality and composition of the mesococktails, as well as the frequency and duration of the treatment course. The number of mesotherapy procedures and the frequency of the course are individual and depend on the composition and quality of the preparation, as well as the specific skin problems of the patient.