Manual mesotherapy or with gun

What is mesotherapy?

The mesotherapy technique was devised to eliminate fat from certain areas where it accumulates locally, and which has been impossible to eliminate by traditional methods such as diet and exercise.

Generally, these fat locations are in the legs and abdomen, so we say that it is a treatment more aimed at these areas but facial mesotherapy is becoming one of the most fashionable aesthetic treatments and with which very good results are obtained.

In reality, the mesotherapy technique is very simple: with a small needle, micro infiltrations are made around the area where the fat is accumulated. This needle is very small, so you hardly notice anything. The syringe may contain different substances such as conventional medicine drugs, homeopathic, vitamins, minerals or amino acids, which mobilize and dissolve fats. With all these medications, ideal combinations can be made for each patient.

Once the session is over, these substances begin to act on the fats, causing them to dissolve and our body will end up eliminating them from our body through urine.

Mesotherapy is exclusively for medical use and can be applied in the treatment of various conditions such as: scars, acne, psoriasis, vitiligo, freckles, sagging, stretch marks, hair loss, metabolic alteration of fat, localized fat, etc.

The application of the microinjections can be done manually or with a mechanical or electronic Mesotherapy gun:

• Manual injection mesotherapy requires greater precision on the part of the therapist to ensure that the mesotherapy is performed on the correct plane. Regular medical syringes are used, from the classic 1 cc insulin to the 5 or 10 cc 3-body ones. As for the needles used in mesotherapy, the most commonly used size is 4 mm in length by 0.4 mm in diameter (27 G) and 13 mm by 0.3 (30 G), but also 31G, 32G and 33G are used. In manual mesotherapy, linear or circular multi-injectors of 3, 5 or 7 needles can also be used.
• The mesotherapy gun allows the active substances to be applied at a constant depth and rate, in a painless way. They allow the session to be carried out with precision and with little discomfort for the patient. There are different models, from the simplest manual where the injection mode can be one by one or continuous to the automatic where the injection mode can be one by one, continuous, burst or with predefined doses.

Contact us via email info@dhmedicalmaterial.com or call 938643707 and our sales network will advise you on the most suitable technique for your needs.