Mesoscooters

Mesoscooters

— cosmetic devices used for the microneedle therapy.

The mesoscooter features a rotating cylinder with numerous fine, sharp needles as its working component. During use, the cylinder rolls over the skin, creating small punctures in the stratum corneum. This process stimulates collagen synthesis and promotes overall skin growth and repair.

The mesoscooter procedure is employed to address various cosmetic issues, including wrinkles, scars (including those from smallpox and post-acne), cellulite, age spots, skin rejuvenation, preventing baldness, and stimulating hair growth. It offers advantages over alternative methods, being suitable for almost any skin type, unlike lasers which may be limited by sensitivity to light. Scar removal with a mesoscooter is less expensive and traumatic than alternative methods, requires minimal rehabilitation, and has a low likelihood of side effects. However, a notable drawback is the extended timeframe for visible results, typically expected no earlier than 3 months after completing the procedure course. The procedure itself can be time-consuming, with recommended breaks between individual sessions extending up to 1-2 months. It's essential to consider that the needling sensation can be quite painful, necessitating the use of local anesthetics in conjunction with the mesoscooter.

Note that nowadays you can find mesoscooters with different lengths and thicknesses of needles; detailed recommendations on choosing a tool for certain purposes can be found in special sources.