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Mesotherapy Nappage technique is a popular skin rejuvenation and hair restoration technique performed for years in Europe, developed by French physician Dr. Michel Pistor in the 1950’s.
In French, Nappage means “delicate coating.” This technique consists of microinjections of nutrients into the deep layers of the skin, diffusing peptides and stem cell growth factors throughout the face, leaving the skin radiant and nourished. On the scalp, the micro-injections of nutrients help revive the follicles and assist in slowing down the hair loss and promoting hair growth.
The Mesotherapy Nappage technique is a seris of micro-injections, consists of performing a series of micro-injections between 2mm and 4mm apart with the use of professional result driven Fusion medical grade sterile serums including growth factors, hyaluronic acid, amino-acids, minerals and vitamins through which the micro-injections transport the mesotherapy ingredients to the epidermal layers of the skin where the cellular interactions take place. Therefore, in most cases, it is virtually painless with no more than a mild prickling sensation.
The benefits of Mesotherapy Nappage technique are:
* Helps reduce dark circles around the eyes.
* Improves skin hydration and elasticity.
* Fine lines and deep line filling with non cross linked Hyaluronic Acid.
* Repairs free radical damage.
* Improves the skins complexion and radiance.
* Tired eyes/puffiness/fluid.
* Reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.
* Maintains and restores a healthy brightening
The Mesotherapy Nappage technique facial treatment is a popular choice for the celebrities because of the instant results. Body treatments are also available to help with the treatment of:
* Cellulite
* Stretch marks
* Loose, flaccid skin
* Hair loss
* Pigmentation
Mesotherapy Nappage technique is very well toleratedand six treatments are recommended for maximum results, one treatment per week for six weeks or can be used alongside a bespoke facial, or Caci treatment for further enhanced results, as and when required.
