Can Mesotherapy Make Skin Look Youthful Forever?

Wellness

oi-Anjana NS

By Anjana Ns

Wednesday, July 6, 2011, 15:33

If one would want to look youthful forever, they need not be at the doorstep of parlors or beauty salons, all that they need is "Mesotherapy". Mesotherapy is a medical procedure which involves injecting vitamins, minerals or herbs into the mesoderm of the skin to facilitate the excess fat on the skin. The therapy was started in France and became very popular in the US.

Mesotherapy, also called cellulite treatment is directly linked to cellulite injections. The product is marketed under different names and the providers claim that the fluids injected actually reduce cellulite look on skin.

The recent product called "Caffeine Injections" is very popular in the United States. The Caffeine in the product reduces cellulite in the skin (pulls out water in between fat cells resulting in a clearer skin). The product, however, does not cause any fat loss.

Lipodissolve, a form of mesotherapy is a weight loss technique that dissolves the bonds of the fat cells making them to liquefy so that they get absorbed by the body easily. This way the additional fat is reduced leading to weight loss.

Although the therapy is banned in countries like Brazil, the treatment is quite popular across the world. The injections need to be checked before the use as a lot of bacterial infections are caused due to unsafe pricks.

Advantages Of Cellulite Treatment:

1. Slimming of the skin resulting in youthful skin.

Disadvantages Of The Treatment:

1. Doesn't decrease the size or number of fat cells.
2. Weight loss is not permanent.
3. The Injections used by some people are not approved by the FDA.
4. Bacterial infection

Although it is proven that quick weight loss treatments like mesotherapy don't last long, it is best to go for the proven and reliable ways like dieting, excercise and fat burning options.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.