Developed in the 1950's by Frenchman, Dr. Michel Pistor, Mesotherapy has become one of the world's most popular non-surgical cellulite removal treatments.

Not only does this injection-based treatment even the skin tone, but it actually affects fat deposits by breaking down the connective bonds of adipose fat cells and naturally flushing them out of the body. As a result, patients can erase cellulite and bring back the smoothness to their legs, hips, thighs, arms, abdomens, and even the area under the chin!

Mesotherapy is a minimally invasive procedure that rarely takes longer than 15 to 30 minutes to complete. During a treatment, the mesoderm, or middle layer of the skin, is stimulated through injections of a special combination of vitamins, minerals, traditional pharmaceuticals, and homeopathic medicines. The concentration of these ingredients depends on the practice and the patient's individual case, and a series of treatments is required to achieve the best results. The exact number of treatments can range from 4 to 15, depending on the size and complexity of the area being treated, and are typically spaced out over 1 to 2 week intervals.

Because Mesotherapy injections directly reach the target areas of the body, it takes only a small amount of medication to bring about instantly noticeable results. Plus, patients are able to avoid many of the side effects that often accompany orally administered medications or more dangerous, surgical procedures.
After many years of success in Europe and South America, it is easy to see why Mesotherapy has now taken off in America. While primarily utilized as a safe alternative to liposuction, it has also been proven effective in treating arthritis and muscle spasms. Some clinics even use Mesotherapy for precise jobs like eyelid surgery and face-lift procedures, which they call Meso-lifts.

In recent years, Mesotherapy has been challenged by a similar procedure,or injection lipolysis—a more concentrated anti-cellulite injectable. The concentration of the ingredients in LipoDissolve tends to vary from clinic to clinic, while Mesotherapy tends to be more regulated.