Mesotherapy is the technique used to reduce fat and cellulite, to do away with double chins, excess fat around the abdomen, thighs, upper arms, neck and other places.
As a medical option mesotherapy is also used to cure headaches and migraine, carpel tunnel and other such problems.
It is used in lieu of liposuction, which is used to suck excess fat from the body.
Mesotherapy is used as an alternative to plastic surgery when used cosmetically.
Since it is used to reduce fat, the alternative is to use natural procedures.
Like dieting and exercise to remove fat from the body.
Going to a gym regularly, walking and jogging, spot exercising can also get rid of unwanted fat and bring the body back into shape.
Cellulite is something which ninety percent f people have.
Mesotherapy gets rid of that.
Good food, regular proper diet, fresh air and sunshine are some of the most natural ways of getting a sculptured body.
Though it does not have any serious side effects, it is also not a standardized procedure.
It is tailor made for specific people and doctors change the prescription to suit different types of patients.
This is sometimes risky if the doctor is not very experienced or if he makes a bad judgment.
The patient may have allergic reactions to some of the medicines as mesotherapy is a mixture of several ingredients- it consists of drugs and vitamins, plant extracts and medicines and it is possible that anyone can have allergy to any one of these and may have an adverse reaction after the therapy.
The doctors do check the patient for allergic reactions before performing the procedure.
But sometimes something may go wrong as it consists of a mixture of medicines.
People may be scared and afraid of having treatments.
In such cases liposuction is an alternative.
Liposuction sucks the fat from the body and is a surgical procedure performed under anesthesia.
Liposuction has been going on for many years and is a tried and tested method.
There are certain plastic surgery methods to sculpt the face and get rid of double chin, excessive fat on the body.
These methods consist of making an incision, and removing the fat from under the skin and then suturing back the wound.
These methods are long, with an average of two to three hours of surgery and a couple of weeks for recovery.
But they can be alternatives.
Especially for people who are extremely conscious of introducing unknown medicines into their bodies and taking the risk of allergy or other reactions.