Contents
1. Definition of Mesotherapy
2. The Active Substances
3. Documentation and Organization
4. Side Effects
5. Materials and Techniques
6. The Consultation
7. The Treatment
8. Regional Treatments
9. Case Histories
10. Aids for Therapist
Illustrated Atlas of Esthetic Mesotherapy: Active Substances, Dosage, Administration
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Book Details
Author(s)Britta Knoll
PublisherQuintessence Pub Co
ISBN / ASIN185097232X
ISBN-139781850972327
CategoryMedical
MarketplaceIndia 🇮🇳
Description ▲
Mesotherapy is a simple and effective method of esthetic treatment involving targeted microinjections of medicinal substances into the skin and connective tissues. This atlas offers an essential introduction to the practice of esthetic mesotherapy and arms clinicians with what they need to know to get started, such as descriptions of the active substances, injection techniques, side effects, and effective methods for consultation and case documentation. Treatment sequencing is detailed for the most common therapeutic applications, including skin rejuvenation (mesolift), preventive skin toning (mesoglow), treatment combined with injections of botulinum toxin (mesobotox), hair loss treatment (mesohair), cellulite treatment, treatment of local fat pads (lypolysis), and other dermatological indications. The clinical illustrations provide detailed step-by-step instruction, and the inclusion of case histories confirms the benefits and efficacy of this esthetic therapy.
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