Meso gun

Types of meso guns

A meso gun is a popular beauty device that delivers hyaluronic acid and other nutrients into the skin. It has a needle that precisely injects the nutrient solution into the mesoderm layer of the skin. There are different types of meso guns, which include:

• Electric meso guns

  Electric meso guns use electric power to operate. It has a powered motor that drives the needle gun to inject the solution into the skin. The electric meso gun works efficiently and delivers accurate results. It is also more comfortable to use because the motor drives the needle with high force. This reduces pain during the procedure. An electric mesotherapy gun for face is ideal for home and professional use.

• Pneumatic meso guns

  Pneumatic meso guns use compressed air to operate. It has a needle that injects the nutrient solution into the skin. The compressed air produces powerful strokes that drive the needles into the skin. A pneumatic meso gun is more durable than other types. It is also more potent and provides a comfortable experience during the procedure.

• Spring-loaded meso guns

  This gun uses a spring mechanism to operate. When the spring is compressed, it releases and creates a powerful stroke that drives the needle into the skin. A spring-loaded meso gun is affordable and easy to use. It is mainly used for home mesotherapy treatments.

• Manual meso guns

  A manual meso gun uses no electricity or compressed air. It has a gear system that makes it easy to operate the needle. The manual meso gun is more affordable than other types. It is also simple and easy to use. However, it requires more effort to operate the needle.

• Digital meso guns

  A digital meso gun has a display screen that shows the speed levels. It allows users to choose different speed levels to operate the gun. A digital meso gun is easy to use and provides more accurate results. It is suitable for both home and professional use.

How to choose meso guns

Below are some of the criteria business buyers should consider when choosing meso guns for their businesses.

• Needle Count and Quality

  The needle quality and count on a mesotherapy gun are important factors to consider. The number of needles on a gun ranges from one to 12. A higher number of needles allows for treating a wider area. A lower number of needles may be used for more precise treatment. Buyers should also consider the quality of the needles. Needles made from stainless steel offer better quality and durability.

• Adjustable Speed and Injection Depth

  Choosing a meso gun with an adjustable speed and injection depth is essential. These features allow users to control the speed of needle insertion and how far they go into the skin. Adjustable speeds accommodate different types of medications and varying viscosities. It also allows users to choose a speed that is comfortable for them.

• Gun Handle Ergonomics

  The ergonomics of the mesotherapy gun handle should be considered. This is because the gun's handle can be used for long periods during treatment. A handle that is uncomfortable can cause pain or tiring to users' hands. This can affect the quality of treatment provided. Buyers should choose guns with handles that are comfortable to hold and operate.

• Mesotherapy Gun Type

  Buyers should consider the type of mesotherapy gun when making a purchase. There are different kinds of meso guns. Some are manual, while others are electric or automatic. Each kind operates differently and has advantages and disadvantages. For example, an electric meso gun uses a motor to insert the needles automatically. This requires less effort and is easier to use.

• Product Warranty and Customer support

  It is advisable to choose meso guns from brands that offer product warranties. This shows the manufacturer is confident about the product's quality. In addition, buyers can return the gun to the manufacturer in case of any defects. Also, consider the level of customer support provided by the manufacturer. Choose those that respond to inquiries and provide helpful information to clients.

• Gun Price

  When purchasing meso guns in bulk, the price is an important factor buyers should consider. Different manufacturers have varying prices for their products. The price mainly depends on the quality, type, brand and quantity of the needles. While looking for affordable options, buyers should also consider the gun's quality. Choosing a high-quality gun will ensure clients receive quality treatments.

How to use, install, and product safety

Meso guns are used for mesotherapy treatments, whether at home or in professional clinics. The process is simple and generally the same, regardless of where it is conducted. The skin will be cleansed and then the desired solution injected with the mesogun into the skin.

There are no specific instructions on using a meso gun facial. The manufacturer provides instructions on charging the device, the different settings available, and how to use the various solutions. The needle settings are adjusted according to the thickness of the solution being injected. The desired solution is applied topically to the skin, and the mesogun needles penetrate and inject it into the skin.

For electric meso guns, following charging the device, it is advised to use it once or twice daily for 10 to 15 minutes. The results are said to be seen within three months. Regarding needle settings, it is advised to start with a lower setting and gradually increase as the user gets used to the gun.

When it comes to product safety, training is required to use the meso gun properly. Also, the needles should only be used once and discarded to prevent cross-infection. The gun should be properly cleaned, and the injected solutions should be from reputable pharmaceutical companies.

Functions, features and design of meso guns

Every mesotherapy gun, manual or electric, has three basic parts: a gun-like handle, a needle head that attaches to the gun handle, and a syringe that holds the solution.

The needle head contains many thin, short needles ranging from 1 to 12 mm long. These needles are gentle and, in most cases, won't cause pain when inserted into the skin. The needles measure the precise amount of the treatment solution and deposit it into the skin. The gun handle has a trigger that controls the needle head's movement so it can insert the needles into the skin and retract them quickly.

The meso gun's main components include a gun-like handle, a needle head with multiple thin needles, and a syringe for the treatment solution. The handle houses a motor that drives the needle head to insert and retract the needles into the skin at controlled speeds. The needle head contains a precise number of short needles that measure the treatment solution and inject it into the skin.

The functions of a meso gun include:

• Needle insertion: Meso guns with manually operated needle heads require the user to insert the needles into the skin manually. They are mainly used for inserting needles into specific body parts for subsequent manual mesotherapy. Electric guns automatically insert and retract needles at controlled speeds.
• Controlled speed: Meso guns allow users to select different speeds for inserting needles into the skin. This can enable faster or slower needle penetration, depending on the treatment's needs.
• Adjustable needle length: Some needle meso guns have needles of different lengths that users can switch to according to the treatment requirements. The needle length can be adjusted to 0.2 mm to 12 mm.
• Multiple needle head: The needle head contains many thin, short needles ranging from 1 to 12 mm long. These needles are gentle and, in most cases, won't cause pain when inserted into the skin. The needles measure the precise amount of the treatment solution and deposit it into the skin.
• Power source: Meso guns can be powered by electric motors or springs. They can also have pneumatic power sources that use compressed air to drive the needle head.

Q&A

Q1: What is the difference between mesotherapy and microneedling?

A1: Microneedling guns inject hyaluronic acid into the skin using tiny needles. Meso guns use pressurized air to inject serums into the skin. The microneedling procedure is more painful because it uses invasive needles. Microneedling also has a shorter treatment time and requires less ointment to be applied to the skin before the procedure.

Q2: What are some negative side effects of mesotherapy?

A2: Some side effects of mesotherapy include pain at the injection site, bruising, swelling, and infection. In some cases, the needle can injure blood vessels, causing blood to pool under the skin.

Q3: What are the benefits of mesotherapy?

A3: Meso gun treatment can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles, increase skin elasticity, reduce under-eye circles, and improve skin texture. It can also help reduce cellulite in the thighs and buttocks and promote hair growth in people with alopecia.

Q4: How long do meso gun treatment results last?

A4: Treatment results can last from 3 to 6 months, depending on the serums used and the skin condition being treated.