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Rajat Kandhari1, Ishmeet Kaur2, Divya Sharma3
1Dr Kandhari's Skin and Dental Clinic, Veya Aesthetics, New Delhi, India.
Abstract:
Mesotherapy is a convenient, safe and relatively painless non-surgical procedure. It has found its way into the aesthetic world and is employed for various indications such as lipolysis, skin rejuvenation, pigmentation and hair loss. The procedure involves delivery of mixture or cocktail of different compounds (plant extracts, nutrients, enzymes, homeopathic agents, pharmaceuticals, vitamins, amino acids and other bioactive substances) into the dermis or subcutaneous layer. A variety of techniques have been employed. The newer no-needle and micro-needle techniques are less invasive. Ingredients of the chosen mesococktail depend on the indication and play a major role in the outcome. Despite its popularity, mesotherapy has a scarcity of large scale studies on its efficacy and safety profile. Nevertheless, the choice of the mesoproduct and technique must be done with great detail to achieve the best desired effect.
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