In which condition should mesotherapy be avoided?

Mesotherapy should be avoided in cases of inflammatory skin disorders because these conditions indicate an underlying inflammation that could be exacerbated by the injections used in mesotherapy. The procedure involves the injection of various substances like vitamins, minerals, or hormones into the mesoderm, which can potentially irritate or aggravate an already compromised skin barrier.

When the skin is inflamed, it may be more reactive to such treatments, leading to increased discomfort, swelling, or other adverse reactions. Therefore, practitioners prioritize patient safety by steering clear of mesotherapy in these situations to prevent further complications, ensuring that only healthy or stable skin is treated.

In contrast, healthy skin, mild sun damage, or dry skin do not present the same inflammatory challenges, making these conditions more suitable for the procedure once assessed appropriately.