Mesotherapy
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Mesotherapy is the administration of combinations of medications in small doses directly under the skin.
Mesotherapy gets its name from the layer of skin called mesoderm. It is into this layer that medications are introduced during mesotherapy. The mesoderm contains blood vessels and everything that determines the appearance and health of our skin.
The drug is injected under the skin to a shallow depth using thin, short needles. This allows it to actively act where the ingredients of conventional cosmetics applied to the surface of the skin do not act. The effect of mesotherapy lies both in the effect of the medicinal drugs themselves and in the stimulation of biologically active points that are located on the skin.