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Mesotherapy/LipoDissolve
What is Mesotherapy?
Mesotherapy is a medical specialty that involves injecting microscopic
quantities of natural extracts, homeopathic agents, pharmaceuticals and
vitamins into the skin. It can be used to eliminate cellulite, promote
weight loss, treat aging skin and redundant (sagging) skin, and
rejuvenate the hands and neck.
What are the benefits of Mesotherapy over surgical techniques such as liposuction?
Liposuction does not treat cellulite. In fact, liposuction often causes
existing cellulite to appear more prominent. Mesotherapy treats
cellulite directly, promoting smoother skin and reducing fat in
selected areas. Fat deposits are flushed from the body, and do not
reappear in other areas, which often occurs after liposuction.
Mesotherapy does not require hospitalization, general anesthesia or
downtime.
Which cosmetic conditions can Mesotherapy treat?
Although Mesotherapy is used to treat a broad spectrum of injuries,
illnesses and medical conditions, it is also employed to treat cosmetic
conditions, including acne, cellulite, stretch marks, scars and
wrinkles. It can also be used to reduce and contour fat.
When Will I see Results?
Results vary depending on your body type and the condition being
treated. On average, patients notice visible improvement in two to
three sessions. For certain conditions, patients see results after the
first session.
Will the results last?
The results do last, especially when combined with exercise and proper
nutrition. However, we cannot stop the natural aging that affects your
appearance. For this reason, we recommend regular maintenance visits.
Are there any side effects?
You may feel a slight pinching or burning sensation when the injections are administered. Most patients tolerate the procedure without any problems. A common side effect of Mesotherapy is bruising, which generally
resolves over one week. To speed up the healing process, we recommend
that the homeopathic supplement arnica be taken either orally or
applied topically on a daily basis. Patients may experience temporary
soreness. This will subside within 24-48 hours.
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