There are four major types of Mesotherapy treatments developed for the specific treatments of desired body part. They can be used by both men and women but women need them more than men. The types are:
The Meso glow treatment uses unstabilized hyaluronic acid, Retinoic acid and Glycolic acid to hydrate the cells and connective tissues to hold more water causing softening of skin, increased smoothness, decreased wrinkles, repair of damaged DNA, stimulation of cell turnover, causing overall appearance of skin rejuvenation. Generally, three treatments are required in every two to three weeks along with maintenance treatments in every four to six months.
The Meso hair treatment is beneficial for male pattern baldness as it restores the micro-circulation of scalp and revitalizes the hair follicles and thus makes the person overcome hair loss. Meso acne reduces cellulite and revitalizes skin. For this, it reduces lipo-edemas, restores an efficient micro-circulation, stimulates lipolysis or breaks down fat cells, restructures and protects connective tissues of skin.
Meso boost revitalizes the skin. It includes treatment of photo aging, wrinkles, pigmented spots, rough or dry skin, hyperkeratosis, skin hydration, blocking the free radical production, treatment with micronutrient complex, skin nutrition, etc. Glykopeel treatment in combination with Mesotherapy is also used to restrengthen the skin, repair loose skin, and cure acne scars, fine lines, pigmentation, stretch marks, etc.
Besides these types of Mesotherapy, there are some more types of it such as lifting Mesotherapy. The lifting Mesotherapy is used for the prevention of loose skin formation in young and mature skin, treatment of sagging skin for weight changes due to diet, pregnancy or liposuction, treatment with Cellulyse, strengthening the firmness of skin prematurely damaged by the outside aggressions such as sunlight, smoke, pollution etc.
All these treatments make our body look and feel better by improving blood flow to different areas of body, improving lymph drainage, dissolving excess fat deposits, removing fibrotic hardened connective tissues, and several other processes.