Mesotherapy, as a complementary medical treatment method, utilizes the middle layer of the skin (from the Greek "mésos" meaning middle) to inject botanical mixtures containing various active ingredients, including vitamins and trace elements. The aim is to stimulate the body's natural repair processes. The skin stores these substances and transports them through the bloodstream to where they are needed. Additionally, mesotherapy can strengthen the body's defenses and improve microcirculation.

This method can be used for various purposes, including the treatment of acute and chronic pain, joint and spine conditions, sports injuries, and overuse injuries. It has also shown excellent results in addressing fatigue, sleep disorders, headaches, migraines, infections, and respiratory diseases.

Furthermore, mesotherapy serves as an alternative treatment method to conventional cosmetic procedures, as the individually tailored mixtures can initiate skin rejuvenation processes. This leads to an overall improvement in skin appearance and structure due to increased blood circulation and collagen production. The skin appears noticeably rejuvenated, firmer, and healthier. Mesotherapy can also successfully address issues like weak connective tissues, hair loss, stretch marks, cellulite, and acne.