Mesotherapy in Van

What is mesotherapy (Skin and Scalp Micro-Injections)?

Mesotherapy delivers a mixture of active ingredients into the middle layer of the skin through many tiny injections. On the scalp it is used to support hair in some types of hair loss; on the face it aims to improve hydration and radiance. The contents are chosen according to the goal. Evidence for its benefit is limited and varies by use, and for fat reduction effectiveness and safety are particularly uncertain, so expectations should be realistic.

How is mesotherapy (Skin and Scalp Micro-Injections) done?

1. Assessment and agreeing a clear goal
2. Cleaning the area and applying numbing cream if needed
3. Many small, shallow injections by hand or with an injection gun
4. Planning the course of sessions

Who is mesotherapy (Skin and Scalp Micro-Injections) suitable for?

• People wanting support for hair shedding once the cause has been investigated
• Dry, dull-looking skin
• Those hoping to soften fine lines
• Not suitable during pregnancy, with active skin infection or with some bleeding disorders

Aftercare: what to watch out for

• Skip make-up and hair dye on the day of treatment.
• Small bumps and bruises at injection points fade within a few days.
• Avoid saunas, Turkish baths (hamam) and intense exercise for a couple of days.

Possible side effects and risks

• Redness, mild swelling and bruising at injection sites
• Rarely, an allergic reaction
• Infection if hygiene standards are poor
• Little or no visible benefit for some people

Are there alternatives?

For hair loss, PRP and medical treatments prescribed by a dermatologist are options. For skin rejuvenation, microneedling, chemical peels and hyaluronic acid skin boosters may be considered.

What affects the cost of mesotherapy in Van?

The cost of mesotherapy depends on factors such as product used; number of sessions; area treated, and is set by the doctor after an examination. Under Turkish rules on the advertising of health services, prices are not published on our site; you can ask the doctor directly when you request an appointment.

• Product used
• Number of sessions
• Area treated

Getting treatment in Turkey as a visitor

• Ask the doctor for a written treatment plan, timeline and total cost before you travel.
• Check whether the doctor or clinic staff speak English, or bring a translator for the consultation.
• Plan enough time for check-ups after the procedure before your return flight.
• Keep copies of your X-rays, reports and the materials used (for example the implant brand) for your dentist or doctor at home.
• In an emergency in Turkey, call 112 (free, 24/7). For poisoning, the National Poison Information Centre is 114.