The treatment involves the superficial injection of very small droplets of serums containing natural extracts, homeopathic agents, pharmaceuticals and vitamins into the skin to address a wide variety of conditions.

Mesotherapy describes an injection technique, rather than a product itself. It is a medical technique which dates back to the 1950s and has its roots in France, thanks to a Frenchman called Dr Michel Pistor. It was first used to treat sport injuries, rheumatics and to improve blood circulation.

The key is in both the delivery of the specialist cocktails of active ingredients, medications, vitamins, hormones, plant extracts and nutrients and also in how they are delivered. The injection technique means that a very small drop of the solution is placed just millimetres beneath the surface of the skin, this is much less superficial than say a dermal filler injection.

The idea behind this approach is that you can get the active substances to the area where you want them to work, which is a much more effective approach than relying on intravenous or oral supplementation for vitamins etc. It provides for a much more targeted approach and the correct mixture of ingredients can be used for the treatment required.

Mesotherapy cocktails can be used to improve cellulite, promote weight loss, encourage hair growth and rejuvenate skin on the face, hands and neck.