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Mesotherapy Treatment in Argentina

Mesotherapy is a non-surgical cosmetic treatment that employs injections of small doses of homeopathic and pharmaceutical medicines intradermally on the area to be treated. It can be used for facial rejuvenation and for body sculpturing and cellulite reduction (see Mesotherapy for Body Sculpting).

Candidates:

Mesotherapy for facial rejuvenation can be applied in patients of young age and in elderly patients. Is particularly suitable for:

• Reduce wrinkles (Mesolifting)
• Acne
• Vitiligo
• Freckles
• Psoriasis
• Eczema
• Hair Mesotherapy for hair loss

Procedures:


Mesotherapy is a quick, painless and outpatient treatment. First we sanitize the area to treat and then begin to infiltrate the necessary substance (drugs, vitamins or minerals) with a mesotherapy gun with very fine needles on the affected skin of the patient. According to the drugs used is the result obtained. If for example we use lipolytics, they will dissolve the fat undermeath the tissues, activating the local circulation, releasing the intracellular fat content and facilitating the elimination of toxic substances. Finally the doctor will placed cold compresses on the area treated to prevent redness or inflammation.

Duration: 20 minutes
Frequency: depends on the treated area is needed from 4 to 10 sessions
Type of Anesthesia: None
Recovery time: Immediate

Results:

After a Mesotherapy you will get revitalized face thanks to the cell renewal. Depending on the area being treated, once you go through the prescribed number of treatments, you can expect the results to last for at least a year.

Mesotherapy Prices in Argentina:

Sublimis offers the affordable prices on mesotherapy in Cordoba, Argentina. Get a fresh young face in a couple of weeks. How much does a mesotherapy session cost? We have various discounts and offers for facial rejuvenation treatments throughout the year. Contact us for your free quote.

FAQ:

1. Does Mesotherapy have any contraindications or side effects?

Mesotherapy has minimal side effects such as redness or bruising.

2. How long do Mesotherapy results last?

Depending on the area being treated, once you go through the prescribed number of treatments, you can expect the results to last for at least a year.

3. Can you repeat the Mesotherapy treatment?

Yes, Mesotherapy can be repeated, every new treatment being longer.

4. Does Mesotherapy treatment hurt?

No, the treatment is quick, painless and outpatient.

5. Are pre surgical studies needed for this type of facial rejuvenation?

No, they are not necessary.

6. Can I tan after Mesotherapy treatment?

Yes, you can tan without problems.

7. Can I do exercises after Mesotherapy treatment?

Yes you can.

8. Can Mesotherapy affect my health somehow?

Mesotherapy uses homeopathic and pharmaceutical medications and as such must be administered by a physician. It should not affect health.

9. What are the facial rejuvenation alternatives to Mesotherapy?

Botox, facial fillers, chemical peels, platelet-rich plasma, fat transfer, Radio Frequency Treatment and plastic surgeries as facelift and brow lift surgery are some alternatives.

10. What are the brands of the drugs that are injected into Mesotherapy?

The drugs used are monodrugs and have no trade name. We use more than 20 different drugs according to the needs of each patient's requirements.

11. What is "mesotherapy without needles"or electroporation?

Needleless mesotherapy, virtual mesotherapy or electroporation it is a mini-invasive cosmetic treatment to treat the affected areas by emitting an electromagnetic wave, instead of using needles. It is not a substitute for traditional mesotherapy and its effects cannot be compared, which is why in Sublimis we do not perform mesotherapy without needles.

12. In which other part of the body can I perform Mesotherapy?

You can performed Mesotherapy for Cellulite Treatment and Mesotherapy to enhance hair re-growth by improving circulation of the scalp and providing needed nutrition to hair follicles.

Last Update: 05/17/2011
Note: This information is directed to support and not to replace your doctor opinion.