Summary

Electroporation or (no-needle mesotherapy) device seeks to do the same as injection mesotherapy such as skin rejuvenation, whitening, acne, hair re-growth, localized fat reduction, and cellulite treatment. It uses a pulsed low-frequency current, whose intensity is adjusted by the operator. It delivers a particular waveform that ionizes the molecules in the active ingredients used in the treatment and creates tiny channels in the skin for the elements to travel down. Ingredients in water-soluble molecules permeate the skin’s natural lipid barrier and then cascade through the tissue beneath via minute channels to penetrate the surface up to 9 -10cms and introduce 90% of the active ingredients being administered. This pain-free option is said to offer a practical mesotherapy alternative for needle-phobic.

Electroporation or (no-needle mesotherapy) device seeks to do the same aim as injection mesotherapy at the same treatment indications, such as skin rehydration and toning, whitening, acne as well as cellulite and fat reduction treatments. It uses a low pulsed frequency electric current to deliver active ingredients into the skin. Treatments are said to feel like a ‘pins and needles’ sensation but not uncomfortable.

Mesotherapy is a medical technique first devised in the 1950s by a Frenchman called Dr. Michel Pistor. It involves the micro-injection of a specially prepared mixture of vitamins, amino acids, and medications, placed into the mesoderm (i.e., just millimeters under the skin) within a problematic area. It was initially used to treat such conditions as rheumatism, sports injuries, and for the improvement of blood circulation, and has now been used successfully by some practitioners for the treatment of cosmetic problems, including skin rejuvenation, hair re-growth, localized fat reduction, and as a treatment for cellulite. Many people are not comfortable with the concept of multiple injections, so aesthetic device manufacturers have sought ways to offer no-needle alternatives. If you are considering treatment with no-needle mesotherapy, the following information will give you a basic understanding of the procedure. It can’t answer all your questions since a lot depends on the individual patient.