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MESOTHERAPY

Mesotherapy is a technique pioneered in 1952 involving superficial injections of low doses of medications directly into affected sites using the skin as a drug administration organ. It promotes circulation, lymphatics, and the immune system to reverse abnormal physiology. Common indications include cosmetic uses like reducing cellulite and body sculpting, as well as medical uses for conditions like muscle spasms and arthritis. Effective mesotherapy relies on using pharmaceutical-grade products and properly administering injections at shallow depths in a spaced pattern. Popular mesotherapy treatments target cellulite, fat reduction, and skin rejuvenation.

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MESOTHERAPY

Mesotherapy is a technique pioneered in 1952 involving superficial injections of low doses of medications directly into affected sites using the skin as a drug administration organ. It promotes circulation, lymphatics, and the immune system to reverse abnormal physiology. Common indications include cosmetic uses like reducing cellulite and body sculpting, as well as medical uses for conditions like muscle spasms and arthritis. Effective mesotherapy relies on using pharmaceutical-grade products and properly administering injections at shallow depths in a spaced pattern. Popular mesotherapy treatments target cellulite, fat reduction, and skin rejuvenation.

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MESOTHERAPY
MESOTHERAPY
 Pioneered in1952 by French doctor Dr Michael Pistor.
 Its superficial subcutaneous injection of low dose of
medications
 Directly injecting drugs to affected sites
 Skin is used as a drug administration organ
 It promotes the body’s circulatory, lymphatics and immune
system to create a biological response and reverse abnormal
physiology
MESOTHERAPY
 Many different types of drugs used
 Many different brands and manufacturers
 Beware of quality of drugs
 Ensure that production is TGA and/or FDA certified
INDICATIONS
 Cosmetic indications
 Medical indications
COSMETIC AESTHETIC INDICATIONS
 Obesity, weight loss
 Cellulite reduction
 Face and neck rejuvenation (Mesolift)
 Body sculpturing (good in conjunction with liposuction)
 Hair loss and Alopecia
MEDICAL INDICATIONS
 Muscle spasms
 Stress
 Insomnia
 Carpal tunnel
 Tennis elbow
 Fibromyalgia
 Osteoarthritis
 Migraines
 Sports injuries
 Others
MESOTHERAPY
 Doctors need to know pharmacology
 Get good products.
 Products production quality control in important
 Need to ensure ingredients are TGA/FDA approved
MESOTHERAPY
 Drugs are administered superficial to avoid resorption and
hence remain localised to area of injection
 Superficial subcutaneous
 Always use mesotherapy drugs with procaine
 But avoid cocktails, avoid mixtures when just starting.
GENERAL TECHNIQUE
 Mechanical or electronic injection
 30G needle
 Syringe 1 ml to 10ml
 Depth of injection : 2mm to 6mm deep, up to 13mm
 Intradermal and subcutaneous depending on substance
 Angle 30 degrees to 60 degrees
 Distance 0.5cm(face) to 2cm(body) apart
 Dose : variable to each product (usually 0.1ml-0.3ml)
 Schedule : variable (usually weekly for 10 weeks then
monthly maintenance)
GENERAL TECHNIQUE
 Nappage Technique
 Multiple points of injections very close, 2 to 4 mm apart

 Angle of needle 30-60 degrees, in parallel lines using a 4


or 14 mm needle and regular pressure
PRECAUTIONS
 Avoid enzymes for beginners
 mucopolysaccharides/mucoperoxidase
 destroys lymphatics hence cause edema
 Avoid cocktails for beginners
 Avoid too deep as have systemic effect
 For phosphotidylcholine, avoid 2mm deep as cause necrosis,
hence 4mm-13mm
 Advise to use Meso-gun to get right dose and depth
COMPLICATIONS
 Pain
 General effects
 Flushing/vagal response/allergy/nauseas
 Hematoma/bruise
 Infection
 Necrosis
 Staining from iron
 Did not work
 Non responders
PHARMACOLOGY
 Drugs must be
-isotonic
-water soluble
-non allergenic
-becareful when use enzyme (destroy
lymphatics hence edema)
-non oil base as will cause granuloma
-do not cause
-nodules/abscess or necrosis
 Many different type of drugs used
PHARMACOLOGY
 Vasodilators (increase circulations)
 NSAID (anti-inflammatory)
 CNS sedatives (muscle relaxant)
 Enzymes (decrease scar tissue)
 Nutrients (stimulate repair)
 Vaccines (stimulate immune system)
 Antibiotics (anti-infection)
 Hormones (hormone replacements)
 Hormone blockers (Hair growth)
 Anaesthetics (increase circulation)
 Others
PHARMACOLOGY
Multiple pharmacological effects such as
 Alpha adrenergic receptor blockade
 -vasodilation
 -lipolysis
 Insulin receptors
 Peptide receptors
 Anaesthetic effects
 Restoring microcirculation
MESOTHERAPY DRUGS
 Alkaloids
Methylxanthine
Aminophyline
Penthoxyphyline
Caffiene
 Alpha adrenergic blocks
-cause vasodilatation hence Increase drainage
 L-carnithine
-works on mitochondria hence increase metabolism
 Phosphotidylcholine
 Procaine
-local anaesthetic effect
-restore normal function of cell
 Amino acids
 Others
PHARMACOLOGY
 Weight lost
 Caffiene
 Aminophylline
 Yohimbine
 L-carnithine
 Phosphatidylcholine
 Vascular/circulation
 Prociane
 Facial rejuvenation
 17 B Estradiol
 Glycolic acid
 Hyaluronic acid
 Vitamin C
CAFFEINE
 An alkaloid
 Structurally related to methyxanthines alkaloids,
theophylline and theobromide
 Is a bronchial smooth muscle relaxant, CNS stimulant, a
cardiac muscle stimulant and a diuretic
 Aminophylline and caffiene are active ingredient of most
cellulite cream
 Action
 Increase blood flow
 Stimulate fat cells to release lipids and promote cellular drainage
 Tightens and tones skin
AMINOPHYLLINE
 An alkaloid
 is a mixture of theophylline and ethylenediamine
 Must be kept in cool dark place
 Action
 Promotes fat breakdown

 Increase blood flow by dilating blood vessels


PHOSPHATIDYLCHOLINE
 Most abundant phospholipid component in all cells
 A “fat burner” hence “melts away” fat and cellulite
 Use widely for weight lost programme
 Main role in cell-membrane integrity
 Action
 Increase cholesterol solubility

 Alter composition of fat deposits

 Inhibits plaque aggregation


YOHIMBINE
 Alkaloid
 An aphrodisiac
 Action
 Block alpha2-adrenergic receptors hence increase blood
flow via vasodilatation
L-CARNITINE
 Classed as amino acid
 Facilitate long-chain fatty acid entry into cellular
mitochondria, hence delivering substrate for
oxidation and subsequent energy production
 Fatty acids are utilized as energy substrate in all
tissue (except brain)
 Action
 Helps metabolize stored fats into energy during
physical activity
PROCAINE
 Well known, safe , non-toxic local anaesthetic since 1905
 Action
 Local anesthetic effects

 Restore normal functioning of damage tissue

 Enhance absorption if other druges that it is injected with


17 B ESTRADIOL
 A hormone from wild yam
 Most commonly used source of estrogen for natural HRT
 Relatively small lipid soluble molecule, hence easily
absorbed by skin
 Actions
 Stimulates proliferation of fibroblast
 Stimulates new collagen formation
 Influences the turn-over of macro-molecules
GLYCOLIC ACID
 Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHAs)
 From sugar cane
 Actions
 Stimulate new growth of skin and collagen

 Decreasing the bond that holds dead skin cells on suface


HYALURONIC ACID
 A natural living substance
 Used in treatment of aged and dehydrated skin
VITAMIN C
 Used in stretch marks and skin rejuvenation
 Widely used in creams and injectables
 Actions
 Collagen formation

 Anti-oxidant

 Key immune system nutrients


MAIN MESOTHERAPY TREATMENTS
1) Cellulite treatment
2) Fat reduction
3) Mesolift
CELLULITE TREATMENT
 Injection depth 2-4mm
 Injections points 2 cm apart
 Injection technique bevel up, alcohol
 Schedule of procedure
 1 week apart
 2 weeks apart if also use PPC
 Primary cocktail
 yohimbe/aminophylline/procaine/DMAE/Pentoxifylline
(2mls each)
 Dosage
 All in 1 syringe, may use 2-4 syringes depending on size
FAT REDUCTION TREATMENT
 Injection Depth 13mm deep
 Injection Points 2-4cm apart
 Injection Technique
 bevel up

 manual injection with syringe with PPC

 Schedule of procedure
 2-3 weeks apart

 Cellulite and skin treatments can be administered in


between these sessions
 Average 5-10 treatments
FAT REDUCTION TREATMENT
 Ingredients
 Phosphatydylcholine(PPC) 100mg/ml

 Procaine 20mg/ml
FAT REDUCTION TREATMENT
 Dosage
 Max dose per session over multiple area : 2500mg PPC
 1st session <500mg to assess S/E
 PPC should always used in 50mg/ml concentration**
 Inject 20mg(0.4ml) PPC at each site
 Lidocaine or Procaine is to be used with PPC at 50:50**
 Hence 1ml PPC + 1ml 1% Procaine (used within 24 hours)
 50ml bottle mix 25ml 100mg/ml PPC + 25ml of Procaine 1%
 Equals 2500mg PPC in 50ml bottle=10 x5mls syringes
 At 20mg(0.4ml) per injection, therefore, no more than 130 injection
points
 No massage or rubbing for 12 hours
FAT REDUCTION TREATMENT
 Contraindicated
 Children
 Pregnant women, nursing mother
 Diabetics with vascular problmes
 Autoimmune disease
 Liver disease
 Severe obesity
 Acute or Chronic infection
 S/E
 Swelling, redness and soreness
 Suggest wear loose clothes for 2-3 days
MESOLIFT
 Injection Depth 2-4mm deep
 Injection Points point to point / Nappage
 Injection Technique intradermal
 Schedule of procedure
 Weekly sessions

 Minimun of 10 sessions
MESOLIFT
 Benefits of mesolift
 Skin revitalizing
 Nutritional improvement
 Hydration improvement
 Fibroblast stimulation
 Increase collagen production
 Free radicals blocking
 Hydrating action
 Restore skin tone
 Restore dermoepidermic cohesion
MESOLIFT
 Suggested cocktail
 Week 1
 Syringe 1 (x)
 17 B Estradiol 1.0ml
 Procaine 2% 2.0ml
 Syringe 2 (o)
 Vitamin C 222mg/ml 3.0ml
 Lidocaine 1% 2.0ml
 Week 2
 Syringe 1 (x)
 17 B Estradiol
 Procaine 2% 2.0ml
 Syringe 2 (o)
 GAG 0.5ml
 Hyuralonic acid 2.0ml
 Trissilinol 0.5% 2.0ml
 Lidocaine 1% 2.0ml
IMPORTANT POINTS
 If you don’t know, avoid mixtures
 It is better to use one drug at a time, plus Procaine 2%
 Small amounts at many points
 One session/week
 One or two session/month for maintenance
 Intradermic 2-4 mm superficial level of injections
MESOTHERAPY
 Multiple usage
 Doctors should start slow
 Get to know your drugs/cocktails
 Improve your techniques
 Use a meso-gun
 Start off with cellulite treatment, fat reduction and mesolift
 Use mesotherapy together with chemical peel,
microdermabrasion, dermal fillers, lasers, IPL, liposuction.
THANK YOU

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