(Aesthetic) mesotherapy originated in France and was developed by the physician Michel Pistor (1924-2003).

The effect of mesotherapy is based on the stimulating physical effect of needling and the associated introduction of special active ingredients. The microinjection is performed using specially developed devices (meso-pen, meso-gun) or a syringe with a needle. The active ingredients are individually combined.

The combination of various natural medicines and active ingredients for active skin rejuvenation creates a mutually reinforcing and complementary effect. Therefore, the amounts of active ingredients can be used extremely small.

Mesotherapy can cure or at least alleviate a large number of regulatory disorders of the skin and internal organs. It can be used specifically with hyaluronic acid and other active ingredients for skin rejuvenation, skin regeneration, and anti-aging. Age, stress, smoking, alcohol, sun exposure, and hormonal fluctuations cause the skin to lose its radiance.

Common areas of application in aesthetic medicine:

Hair loss
Wrinkle treatment
Bags under the eyes
Sagging skin
Cellulite
Stretch marks