What Is Mesotherapy?

Mesotherapy is the delivery of various medications, vitamins and herbal solutions under the skin, into the middle layer of the skin, with the help of small needles.

What Is Mesotherapy Used For?

Although mesotherapy is widely used for aesthetic purposes in our country, it is a method that has been used abroad for many years in physical therapy and especially in pain treatment. Recently, mesotherapy has also begun to attract great demand in pain treatment in our country. With its protection from systemic side effects and its long-lasting mechanism of action, it is an effective method used in pain treatment.

Which Conditions Can Mesotherapy Be Used For?

Pain mesotherapy can be used in all conditions that cause pain. To give some examples;
Low-back and neck stiffness
Low-back and neck herniation
Fibromyalgia
Gout
Neuralgia
Migraine
Menstrual cramps
Osteoarthritis (calcification)
Muscle tears
Sports injuries
Musculoskeletal injuries
and in many other acute and chronic conditions, pain mesotherapy can be applied safely.

What Does Mesotherapy Contain?

Painkiller medications
Prescription medications such as vasodilators and antibiotics
Hormones such as calcitonin and thyroxine
Enzymes such as collagenase and hyaluronidase
Herbal solutions
Vitamins and minerals
Local anesthetics

How Is Mesotherapy Applied?

With the help of the special needles used for mesotherapy, once the pain localization has been determined, the needle is inserted several times under the skin in the painful area at a depth of 1 to 4 mm, and a drop of solution is left each time. Because the drug mixture also contains an anesthetic, pain is kept to a minimum.

Mechanism of Action & Advantages

Compared with other types of medication and intramuscular injections, because mesotherapy remains in the middle subcutaneous layer of the area where it is applied;

The medications spread more slowly

Because the medications spread slowly, their effect reaches higher levels

Again, because the medications spread slowly, their effect lasts longer.

Because it acts over a long period, unlike other medications, it is effective in reducing the drug dose. It can become highly effective even at very low doses.

It can be applied to elderly people and those with chronic diseases without systemic side effects. This brings mesotherapy to the fore as an alternative in individuals for whom drug use is difficult due to systemic effects.

Possible Side Effects

Redness of the skin
Allergic reactions
Itching in the treated area
Edema
such side effects can be seen, albeit rarely.

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