WHAT IS EPOREX MESOTHERAPY

Exporex Mesotheraphy is helping men and women all over the world to transform the way they look and feel, combining the latest in transdermal delivery technology with aesthetic mesotherapy protocols. Eporex offers the professional therapist and practitioner alike, the most advanced non-surgical treatment options available in cosmetic therapy today.

'Eporex' is a delivery system that introduces cosmetic formulations non-invasively through the skin and into the tissue, without breaking the skin as with traditional injections. This is achieved through the unique technology Isophoresis which pushes nutrients deep into the skin (up to 10cm). The non-toxic cosmetic ingredients are affected by an electric wave which creates electrically charged particles in the substance, propelling them through the skin.

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What Happens When You Go for an Eporex Treatment?

Prior to Treatment
You will initially have a consultation with an Eporex therapist in which the particular problem is examined and your objectives are discussed.The treatment is explained to you and a questionnaire is taken to ascertain your suitability for treatment.If you’re having Targeted Fat Reduction treatments then an Eating Plan needs to be agreed before you start the treatments. The Targeted Fat Reduction treatment is the only treatment in which you have to actually do anything, because of how the treatment works.

Preparation Ultrasound Treatment
Treatments are normally given on a treatment couch and you will need to remove any clothing from around the treatment area and also jewellery. Before you actually have the Eporex Mesotherapy treatment your skin is prepared. It should firstly be wiped cleaned, such as with warm water and cotton wool, or with a disposable wipe. As well as cleaning the area, any cosmetics including make-up should be removed.

Eporex ultrasound is then used. The skin is moistened with warm water and then the Eporex ultrasound probe is moved across the skin. It creates a pressure in the water on the skin’s surface and thrusts the liquid off the skin, taking with it small particles of dirt and make-up from the skin and pores, as well as dead skin cells. This process is important as it offers a more hygienic treatment and increases the efficacy of the main treatment by reducing barriers to the transdermal delivery of the vitamins, minerals and amino-acids.