Mesotherapy is a treatment method in which therapeutic medications are delivered directly into the skin via microinjections, targeting the affected area. This technique involves multiple mechanisms of action:

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• Mechanical Effect: Triggered by the needle penetrating the skin.

• Physical Effect: Caused by the pressure of the medication droplet within the tissue.

• Chemical Effect: Resulting from the active ingredients in the medication.

• Neuronal Effect: Activation of neural pathways through the nervous system.

• Low doses of medication are used, minimizing the risk of systemic side effects.Drugs are applied directly to the target area, resulting in faster and more effective outcomes.The injected substances remain superficially and gradually diffuse into deeper tissues, ensuring sustained release.

• The full amount of the active ingredient can be delivered precisely where needed.

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Some of the major indications are ;osteoarthritis ,a and chronic musculoskeletal pain (e.g., lower back and neck pain), soft tissue disorders (e.g., myofascial pain syndrome, tendinitis), sports  injuries.