| Mesotherapy Revitalization and Regeneration |
| Mesotherapy is a modern and safe technique for preventing and treating aging, as well as improving skin health. |
| It is currently the most widespread and effective application in the cosmetic industry and an innovative technique for skin regeneration and rejuvenation. |
| It was first used in 1958 in France by Michel Pistor, and in 1987 the French Academy of Medicine recognized it as part of classical medicine. |
| The purpose of mesotherapy is to deliver specific active substances to the dermis with special important properties that contribute to anti-aging, hydration, reduction of fine lines, and preventing the appearance of new wrinkles, resulting in fresh, renewed, youthful, radiant and healthy skin. |
| The mesoplus formulations, with selected high-tech and pure, sterile active substances, have a special regenerative, antioxidant, anti-aging and anti-wrinkle action. |
| They aim to stimulate the skin, hydrate, moisturize, add shine, elasticity and firmness, tighten and reduce fine wrinkles and lines, as well as combat localized fat, cellulite and hair loss. |
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