Description

Mesotherapy (or mesolift) is a technique based on the micro injection of hyaluronic acid or specific serums under the skin using mesotherapy needles or derma pen.

For obvious hygiene reasons, the syringes used are for single use.

The injection can be done by hand (called “manual” mesotherapy) or using an electronic injector, called a derma pen (or mesopen).

There are three main injection methods which are:

– epidermal injection (0.5 mm)

– intra-dermal injection (2 mm)

– deep intra-dermal injection (at 4mm)

– Mesotherapy needles have a size suitable for mesotherapy guns. The needles have a diameter of 0.4 mm and a length of 4 mm, 6 mm or even 13 mm. The mesotherapy needle is designed to facilitate percutaneous penetration.

– A mesotherapy gun (or derma pen) which allows injections to be performed with greater precision than with a conventional syringe. It allows you to precisely adjust the amount injected as well as the injection rate.

– A solution, or serum. The solutions used in mesotherapy contain products commonly used in aesthetic medicine, namely mixtures of hyaluronic acid, vitamins, trace elements and minerals, as well as other medical elements.