Mesotherapy for Cellulite

Mesotherapy Cellulite Control Works for Many

Do you have cellulite? Are there parts of your body that look a little too much like cottage cheese? Anyone looking for an alternative to conventional plastic surgery should definitely consider Mesotherapy as an option. It is a safe, non-invasive alternative to procedures such as liposuction and a serious weapon in the battle against premature aging. Mesotherapy is used to improve the tone and texture of your skin and reduce wrinkles.

This treatment, developed in France in the 1950’s, has been used for multiple purposes including face and neck rejuvenation, cellulite reduction and weight loss. France currently has over 15,000 health professionals trained in Mesotherapy. The treatment is rapidly being adapted in Europe, Great Britain and South America. It can be used on the abdomen, thighs, ankles, or knees. It is a simple procedure involving a mere injection to the problem area just beneath the surface of the skin. The procedure is painless, but for patients with a low pain tolerance, a mild anesthetic or painkiller may be administered.

The solution used in the Mesotherapy injection varies by patient depending on what effect is desired. It may contain vitamins, minerals, enzymes, plant extracts, anesthetics, medications and amino acids. The individual nature of the solution allows for a greater level of safety when concerns such as drug interactions and side effects are raised.

Almost every woman over the age of 20 has some cellulite somewhere. This isn’t necessarily a weight loss issue. Cellulite, which is sometimes referred to by its medical term Dermatomyoliposclerosis (DMLS), can be caused by poor circulation over a long period of time, hormonal imbalances, lymphatic congestion, or a weakening of connective tissues. It appears in the subcutaneous level of the skin.

Mesotherapy treatments are designed to change the biology of the fat cell by shielding the body from accumulating new fat and simultaneously releasing stored fat. Your most troublesome areas can be attacked, and results can be outstanding when combined with a conventional nutrition plan.

Amazingly enough, Mesotherapy can also be used to stimulate new hair growth in both men and women. Other benefits of the treatment include improved lymphatic drainage and better circulation and blood flow, along with an array of homeopathic medicinal uses. Patients suffering from stress and insomnia have seen marked improvements in their lives. Mesotherapy has also been used to treat and relieve muscle spasms, carpal tunnel syndrome, fibromyalgia, and osteoarthritis. In the United States the most popular uses are Mesotherapy for Cellulite and Mesotherapy for Weightloss.

The cost of Mesotherapy varies by region and practitioner, but may range from $250-$600 per area per treatment. There may also be a fee for initial consultation. The price will vary depending on the size of the area being treated. An average treatment cycle will require anywhere from 4 to 10 treatments, unless the patient is obese and requires more. Some patients see results after just one treatment. The side effects of Mesotherapy are minimal and usually are limited to bruising. You will be able to return to normal activities immediately as there is no need for recovery. As long as you maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle following the treatment, you should be able to manage the cellulite in the treated areas.

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