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Rua de Barreiros, 74,
4715-166 Nogueira,
Braga, Portugal

Warehouse:
Rua do Monte de S. Bento, lote 11 e 12,
4705-700 Fradelos,
Braga, Portugal

E-mail:
info@euromipe.com

Phone:
+351 253 257 148 (Seg-Sex: 9h00-19h00) (Chamada para a rede fixa nacional)
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles – 30G – 12mm – 100 units
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Precision and comfort in deeper applications

 

The 30G Meso-Relle Mesotherapy Needles designed to provide safety, precision, and comfort in mesotherapy treatments that require deeper applications. With a 30G gauge, they allow smooth and less painful penetration, ensuring a more comfortable experience for patients and effective results for professionals.

 

Their 12mm length makes them ideal for body areas or procedures requiring deeper application without compromising safety or effectiveness. Made of high-quality steel, with an ultra-thin and sharp tip, they enable smooth insertions and minimize the risk of skin trauma.

 

Each needle is sterile, single-use, and disposable, individually packed in a protective blister to ensure maximum hygiene. Essential in aesthetic clinics, medical practices, and mesotherapy centers.

 

Main features:

 

  • Sterile needles, single-use and disposable
  • 30G gauge for delicate and comfortable penetration
  • 12mm length, suitable for deeper body applications
  • Ultra-thin and sharp tip to reduce pain and skin trauma
  • Individually packed in sterile blister
  • Suitable for aesthetic and therapeutic mesotherapy treatments
  • Each box have 100 needles

 

Usage recommendations:

 

  • Use only by qualified professionals in appropriate clinical settings
  • Always check packaging integrity before use
  • Select according to treatment area and required depth
  • Dispose of immediately after use in a sharps container

 

Indications and instructions for use:


Indicated for aesthetic and therapeutic mesotherapy procedures, allowing precise delivery of active substances in body areas requiring deeper application. Single-use product. Must be handled exclusively by trained professionals.

 

Meso-Relle 30G 12mm needles: safety, precision, and comfort in body mesotherapy applications

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

What is mesotherapy?

 Mesotherapy or intradermotherapy is a non-surgical procedure, widely used in Europe to treat injuries and medical conditions. It consists of the administration of microinjections with conventional or homeopathic medicines, whose ingredients may vary, but usually include plant extracts, vitamins, minerals, in the middle layer of the skin. Injected substances differ according to purpose and, within the scope of aesthetics, are generally of natural origin.

 

 

Therefore, mesotherapy is considered a relatively invasive technique given the application of intradermal microinjections, at less than 4mm deep of the epidermis.

 

 

Historical review that underlies mesotherapy?

 

historia-mesoterapia

 

 

 

The story that has propelled the intradermo-therapeutic technique is well known. Pistor received a patient with an asthmatic crisis and gave him intravenous procaine for bronchodilation. This patient also had a chronic auditory deficit. The next day, the patient reported to the physician that, after 40 years of deafness, he had been able to hear the church bell again, relating that fact to the injection received. The hearing had improved briefly. The physician gave intradermal injections of this product in the mastoid region and the patient had a temporary hearing recovery. He continued with procaine injections in several patients and in 1958 published his findings in La Presse Medicale, in an article entitled "Exposé sommaire des propriétés nouvelles de la procaine local en pathologie humain" (Brief exposition of new properties of procaine applied locally in human pathology).

 

The physician concluded that sensorineural stimulation was produced by procaine, but in a short period. Pistor believed that this therapeutic modality based on intradermal injections was so important that it deserved its own denomination, mesotherapy, given the embryological origin of the dermis.

 

Although this is the most well-known landmark in intradermotherapy, there are previous experiences that ground Pistor's conduct.

Homeopathy was first mentioned by Hippocrates (462-377 BC), but it was the physician Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) who established the basic principles of homeopathy: law of similarity, direction of cure, principle of single remedy, theory minimum diluted dose and chronic disease. In 1884, Koller, an ophthalmologist, reported on his experience in local use of cocaine for pain management. In 1904, Einhorn discovered a new anesthetic with a lower risk of triggering dependence, procaine. In 1925, Leriche applied intradermal injections in the intercostal spaces. In 1937, Aron published a study on the intradermal injection of a histamine solution and concluded that the intradermal injection of any product in a painful place would have an analgesic effect. However, it was from Pistor that the intradermotherapy received more attention, and the French Society of Mesotherapy was founded in 1964. Thus, the technique spread throughout the world. 

Pistor, in 1976, summed up the technique with the words: "Little, seldom, and in the right place." The founder of mesotherapy himself acknowledged that such recommendations were empirical and based on his personal clinical experience. He said he realized that while larger doses did not make a difference to the clinical outcome, multiple punctures looked better than few injections.

 

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